¿Cómo formar oraciones en subjuntivo en inglés?
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1. The present subjunctive
Shape:The present subjunctive is the true form of this verbal way in English. In the affirmative sentences, it has the form of infinitive without "to" of the verb. The present subjunctive is invariable, that is, it has the same form for all people:
I suggest that you take some time off from work.
The negative present subjunctive has the form "not + verb":
I suggest that you do not take time off work.
Use:to. In sentences made:
God save the Queen!
Be that as it may ...
Come what may ...
B. In subordinates with that after verbs like suggest, recommend, order, beg, demand, urge, advise, insist, require, request etc .:
I strongly advise you to be here an hour before the exam.
We urge that more attention be paid to the problem of traffic jams.
This type of construction is very formal. A more informal alternative is to use the modal verb should in the subordinate with that:
I suggest that you should be here an hour before the exam.
C. In subordinates with that after a structure It + be + adjective:
It is important that you practice English regularly.
It is advisable that she attend all the lectures.
For a more informal record, the modal verb should be used:
It is advisable that she should attend all the lectures.
A continuación te enviò el significado en español:
El subjuntivo se utiliza para expresar deseos o especular sobre situaciones pasadas, presentes o futuras.
1. El subjuntivo presente
· Forma:
El subjuntivo presente es la auténtica forma de este modo verbal en inglés. En las frases afirmativas, tiene la forma de infinitivo sin “to” del verbo. El subjuntivo presente es invariable, es decir tiene la misma forma para todas las personas:
I suggest that he take some time off from work.
El subjuntivo presente negativo tiene la forma “not + verbo”:
I suggest that he not take time off work.
· Uso:
a. En frases hechas:
God save the Queen!
Be that as it may…
Come what may…
b. En subordinadas con that despues de verbos como suggest, recommend, order, beg, demand, urge, advise, insist, require, request etc.:
I strongly advise that you be here half an hour before the exam.
We urge that more attention be paid to the problem of traffic jams.
Este tipo de construcciones es de registro muy formal. Una alternativa más informal es utilizar el verbo modal should en la subordinada con that:
I suggest that you should be here half an hour before the exam.
c. En subordinadas con that después de une estructura It + be +adjetivo:
It is important that you practise English regularly.
It is advisable that she attend all the lectures.
Para un registro más informal, se utiliza el verbo modal should:
It is advisable that she should attend all the lectures.