Spanish Grammar ("subjunctive" and "indicative") help please?

Question

The instruction is to select the appropriate verb form for each sentence. Which is telling me to use ether "subjunctive" or "indicative" verbs. I tried to do all on my own, but I'm not sure if the answers a correct. Can anyone check my answers for me please?

[PROBLEMS]

1. Óscar habría votado por ese candidato si (ha escuchado / hubiera escuchado / escuchar) sus ideas sobre el medio ambiente.

2. No había nadie en la clase que (puede / pudiera / poder) contestar la pregunta.

3. Es posible (escribe / escriba / escribir) el informe en sólo una hora.

4. Es cierto que Armando y yo (hemos vuelto / hayamos vuelto / volver) a Buenos Aires.

5. Cuando yo (tengo / tenga / tener) preguntas, hablo con la profesora.

6. Tan pronto como (ve / vea / ver) usted al jefe, dígale que necesito hablar con él.

7. Es fantástico que ustedes (están / estén / estar) en forma.

8. Me gustaría (conoce / conozca / cpnocer) al dramaturgo que escribió aquella obra.

[MY ANSWERS]

1. ha escuchado
2. puede
3. escriba
4. hemos vuelto
5. tengo
6. ve
7. están
8. conozca

Did you check out the links I gave you about these questions on the subjunctive?? It would be better for you to learn about the subjunctive rather than just getting answers to specific questions. - rac1, Jul 12, 2013

This is your 3rd post with, "please fill in the blanks". - rac1, Jul 12, 2013

Answer 1

hubiera escuchado

pudiera

escribir

Correct

Correct

vea

This could be either "están / estén" depending on nuance, so you are correct.

conocer

Thank you so much for correcting me. Can you also explain to me why do I need to use those verbs? I'm not sure when to use "subjunctive" and "indicative". - risak0w0, Jul 12, 2013

Risak0w0, I gave you two very good links for learning about the subjunctive this morning on your first post. Did you even look at them? - rac1, Jul 12, 2013

Yes, thank you very much. I will make sure to look at those link few more times. - risak0w0, Jul 12, 2013

Rather than just filling in the blanks for your homework, if you want to learn, you need to visit those links to understand more about the subject. - rac1, Jul 12, 2013

I'm just little confuse about when or when not to use some of the verbs. I am trying my best to learn them but some of the sentences are little to difficult for me to understand. I appreciate your kindness. Muchas gracias. - risak0w0, Jul 12, 2013

Answer 2

That's fine..we all need to study to learn. Here are those links I gave you this morning. Help yourself by looking at these. We are here to help you with things you don't understand.

Subjunctive vs indicative

Subjunctive game