Homework Subjunctive
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I tried to do this problem but I seem to be stuck...
No saldré hasta resolver el problema.
My question is whe using the subjunctive mood do you conjugate "resolver" even if there is no "que" after "hasta", or do I just leave it in the infinitive form?
¡Gracias!
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updated Feb 28, 2014
posted by Ramo35
Please fill out your profile. - ray76, Feb 28, 2014
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As far as I understand the 'que' is needed as you have two subject 'you' and 'the problem' so I would suggest ...
hasta que el problema esté resuelto.
or
hasta que se resuelva el problema.
updated Feb 28, 2014
posted by Kiwi-Girl
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Se puede decir de dos maneras:
- No saldré hasta resolver el problema
- No saldré hasta que (yo) resuelva el problema
En ambos casos, eres tú quien tiene que resolver el problema.Si el problema no lo tienes que resolver tú, se puede decir:
- No saldré hasta que se resuelva el problema
- No saldré hasta que el problema esté resuelto
updated Feb 28, 2014
posted by tiquismiquis
Estoy feliz de verte de nuevo compañero. - ray76, Feb 28, 2014
Falta tiempo, Ray. - tiquismiquis, Feb 28, 2014
Good answer. Same person, no need for subjunctive. Unknown person solves problem, subjunctive.( I think) - annierats, Feb 28, 2014
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hasta que se resuelva ...
updated Feb 28, 2014
posted by Rey_Mysterio
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Ok so if there is no "que" then it is infinitive?
updated Feb 28, 2014
posted by Ramo35
if you mean as you have it in your example, no, that doesn't work - you will need to use the 'que' and subjunctive clause. If you have something else in mind do post it below but I can't seem to think of a way that you'd be able to use the infinitive. - Kiwi-Girl, Feb 28, 2014
