To express wishing, emotion, need, and doubt in .NET framework

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When used in a main clause, certain verbs require the use of the subjunctive in the dependent clause This is because these verbs show not only wishing, emotion, need, or doubt, but also other related thoughts such as advice, command, demand, desire, hope, permission, preference, prohibition, request, suggestion, or wanting The following table lists some of these verbs: Spanish aconsejar alegrarse (de) avergonzarse de (no) creer desear dudar enfadarse enojarse esperar English to advise to be glad, to be happy to be ashamed of to believe (disbelieve) to desire, to wish, to want to doubt to become angry to become angry to hope

Spanish exigir insistir lamentar mandar necesitar negar ojal (que) ordenar pedir permitir preferir prohibir querer reclamar recomendar requerir rogar sentir solicitar sorprenderse de sugerir suplicar temer tener miedo de English to require, to demand to insist to regret to command, to order to need to deny if only to order to ask for, to request to permit to prefer to forbid to wish, to want to demand to recommend to require to beg, to request to be sorry, to regret to request to be surprised to suggest to beg, to plead to fear to fear

Here s how you use many of these verbs: Siento que Uds no vengan a mi fiesta (I am sorry that you aren t coming to my party) El patr n manda que Ud llegue a tiempo (The boss demands that you arrive on time) Ojal que yo gane la loteria (If only I win the lottery) If no doubt exists in the thought you want to express, you use the indicative (past, present, or future): l no duda que yo merezco el premio (He doesn t doubt that I deserve the award) Yo creo que ella es muy inteligente (I believe she is very intelligent) If the certainty is negated or questioned, however, you use the subjunctive: No piensas que ese libro sea interesante (Don t you think that book is interesting ) You and your classmates are practicing for a school play The teacher has written out some suggestions for the cast Complete his sentences by filling in the missing words, using the correct forms of the verbs I provide in parentheses Here s an example:

Q (prestar) Quiero que todos _________________ atenci n A Quiero que todos presten atenci n (I want everyone to pay attention)

47 (hacer) Deseo que Blanca _________________ lo que yo le digo 48 (seguir) Aconsejo que todos _________________ las instrucciones 49 (cantar) No niego que Guillermo _________________ bien 50 (aprender) Exijo que Rosa _________________ su papel de memoria 51 (saber) Ojal que Gregorio y Salvador _________________ las palabras de la canci n 52 (ir) Prefiero que Ricardo _________________ a la derecha en esta escena 53 (hablar) Creo que los muchachos siempre _________________ con voz firme 54 (poder) Dudo que el p blico _________________ o r a Esteban

When the main clause of a Spanish sentence contains the word estar (to be) followed by an adjective that expresses feelings or emotions, you use the subjunctive in the dependent clause To complete the sentence, you insert the words de que (that) after the adjective: Estoy alegre de que Uds me acompa en al cine (I m happy that you are accompanying me to the movies) No estamos contentos de que t pierdas el tiempo (We are not happy that you are wasting time) The following table lists many Spanish adjectives that express feelings or emotions (for more on adjectives, head to 8): Spanish Adjective alegre asustado (-a) avergonzado (-a) contento (-a) encantado (-a) enfadado (-a) enojado (-a) fastidiado (-a) feliz furioso (-a) English Meaning happy afraid embarrassed, ashamed happy delighted displeased angry bothered happy furious