I wanted you to run

Question

i know that i want you to run is quiero que corras, and i think i wanted you to run is yo queria que corras. just wanting to make sure.

HI Evan, remember correct spelling and punctuation is mandatory on this forum. - 00494d19, Sep 20, 2009

Answer 1

Queria que corrieras

That'swhat I think too. - NikkiLR, Sep 20, 2009

Answer 2

Pero existe formas distinctas de correr. To run for office is postularse. To run from police is to escaparse. To jog is to marcharse.

Answer 3

@Vikingo...Tu te sabes mejor ques esto, maldito! El no nos da na exemplo. Uno se puede correr por tal cosa! Es esa persona corriendo de la polica? Corriendo por the Casa Blanca? Pues bueno...en que forma es esto? Eso es como yo vi la pregunta. Te he dicho que eres provocador?

I complain over lack of context as much (or more) as the next guy, but in this case I don't see the need for it. He asked a simple question, and I showed him the right direction. - Vikingo, Sep 18, 2009

Answer 4

Not quite, "run" in this case should be in the subjuntivo imperfecto, since we're talking about the past. Want to have another go?

Answer 5

That's cool...pero...corre por que? Por oficina? Por..pues, yo no se...corre como dar un paso corriendo?