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Need help with some spanish conjugations

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Completa las oraciones con el indicativo o el subjuntivo de los verbos entre paréntesis.

¿Qué (pasar) si nadie luchara por sus ideales?

Jéssica hizo todo lo posible para que sus hijos (adaptarse) al nuevo país.

Para el año 2020 la población latina (llegar) a 60 millones de habitantes.

Cuando se me (acabar) el trabajo, emigraré a otro país.

Cuando (tener) dinero, me iré de vacaciones.

Me molestaba que mis amigos no (poder) hacer un esfuerzo por dialogar.

Si no hubiera cruzado la frontera yo no (tener) tantas oportunidades.

This is what I got but not sure if they are correct.

  1. pasa
  2. se adapten
  3. llegar
  4. acabé
  5. tengo
  6. puedan
  7. tendría
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updated Aug 3, 2017
edited by juggajuice12
posted by juggajuice12
We do not do your homework for you please make an attempt yourself and we may correct it . - ray76, Aug 3, 2017
I see you've added your answers hopefully you will get some corrections - Mardle, Aug 3, 2017
I haven't checked them all but tengo is wrong. The linked phrase is in the future so you need present subjunctive after cuando - Mardle, Aug 3, 2017
Thank you juggajuice. - ray76, Aug 3, 2017
welcome to the forum, :) - 006595c6, Aug 3, 2017

2 Answers

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¿Qué (pasar) si nadie luchara por sus ideales?It's conditional not present

Jéssica hizo todo lo posible para que sus hijos (adaptarse) al nuevo país.It's past subjunctive not present subjunctive. Para el año 2020 la población latina (llegar) a 60 millones de habitantes.it's future.

Cuando se me (acabar) el trabajo, emigraré a otro país.No written accent.

Cuando (tener) dinero, me iré de vacaciones.It's subjunctive not indicative.

Me molestaba que mis amigos no (poder) hacer un esfuerzo por dialogar.It's past subjunctive not present subjunctive

Si no hubiera cruzado la frontera yo no (tener) tantas oportunidades.CORRECT

updated Aug 3, 2017
posted by polenta1
I'm glad my belief the first one was conditional is correct. I gave him the answer for tenga but decided it was better he had answers from a native. - Mardle, Aug 3, 2017
nice answer :) - 006595c6, Aug 3, 2017
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Welcome to the forum. Is this an exercise you are doing after studied some subjunctive examples? Do you have a teacher or are you self studying?

Have a go and ask for corrections, that way you can workout what you remember and understand. You can use the edit button.

I thought the first one was conditional which isn't one of your options so I too am interested in your corrections.

updated Aug 3, 2017
posted by Mardle