Very common sentence starter. ¿Está bien que yo vaya? - Is it ok for me to go. No está bien que hagan eso. - It’s not ok for them to do that.

The Present Subjunctive will separate you from the pack and bring you Spanish accuracy and sophistication.

Say what you wish you could do. Deseo que pudiera ir. - I wish I could go.

Say what you hope you can do.

Let’s Commands are conjugated in the opposite vowel. Most are formed by adding ... mos ... to the Usted Command. Of course, there are some exceptions which we will point out.

These are the same verbs that are irregular in the conditional.

The conditional regular and irregular take the same verb endings. The conditional is used to say what you would do or what would happen today or in the future. Very simple verb tense. Remember that .... would in the past ..... takes the VN-5 Past Imperfect.

Irregular future and regular future all take the same verb endings.

The Future Tense is very easy to conjugate. All verbs take the same endings.

There are only 3 Irregulars. Ser - era, Ver - veía, Ir - iba. A very easy verb tense to master quickly.