Lesson 57 · 9:08
I want you to…
The subjunctive is the opposite-vowel form: quiero que and necesito que + flipped verb when the subject changes. Gift word: conmigo.
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What you learn
- quiero que / necesito que + the flipped form when the subject changes: Quiero que vengas
- Same subject = infinitive: Quiero venir
- Pronouns go in front of the flipped verb
- Fact vs wish: Pienso que viene vs Quiero que venga
- Gift word: conmigo (with me)
Sentences you can say
- Quiero que vengas. (I want you to come.)
- Necesito que me ayudes. (I need you to help me.)
- ¿Quieres que te llame?
Watch out for
"Quiero que vienes" → you're wanting it, not stating it, so flip the vowel: Quiero que vengas.