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(my) Spanish Lightbulb moment - for today that is...

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I've just made a discovery (of sorts).


The imperfect subjunctive and the future subjunctive in AR conjugations both start their verb formations off with the infinitive (of course along with the future indicative and conditional.


Will this help me with my verb conjugations? Anything is possible wink


And I nearly called this post "Tell someone who cares!"


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Yep, sometimes the cogs move very slowly...

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updated Nov 8, 2011
edited by nonombre
posted by nonombre
Just wanted to share :) - nonombre, Nov 7, 2011

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It's nice when something clicks isn't it - now I don't want to burst your bubble but i was just wondering when the 'future subjunctive' would be useful, ever? I was under the impression that it is pretty much only found in literature but not so much, if ever, in spoken Spanish. Or do you know something that I don't? smile

updated Nov 7, 2011
posted by Kiwi-Girl
Hi there Kiwi - always glad for the feedback ! And me know something you don't? ¡Ni hablar chica! - nonombre, Nov 7, 2011
Unless of course I need to utilise the future subjunctive for a (Spanish) pre-nup ! - nonombre, Nov 7, 2011
ja ja you never know your luck in the big city je je - and I'm sure there's plenty you know that I don't and as long as we keep helping each other out we'll all keep learning :) - Kiwi-Girl, Nov 7, 2011