Subjunctive+Doubt+and+Disbelief

De: Mateo Cisne
 * __Una Lección en Los Usos de Subjuntivo con Duda __**

Cuando hablas sobre algo de lo que tienes duda tú tienes que usar el subjuntivo.


 * Por ejemplo, la frase **: // We doubt that you are good. //
 * Traduce a **: // __Dudamos__ que **seas** bueno. //

"Que" always follows the verb that triggers the subjunctive. Also the first verb (__the indicative verb__) is expressed in a way that states a reality but the **second verb** has not occurred yet; at least in the mind of the speaker. media type="file" key="Subjunctive Doubt1.mov" width="300" height="300" __** Ejemplos de cuando usa subjuntivo ("Trigger" frases): **__ **dudar qu****e** -- to doubt that **es dudoso que --** it is doubtful that **es improbable que --** it's unlikely that **es incierto que** -- it's uncertain that **es posible que** -- it's possible that **no creer que** -- not to believe that **es increíble que** -- it's incredible that **no es cierto que** -- it's not certain that **no es verdad que** -- it's not true that **es incierto que** -- it's untrue that **es mentira que** -- it's a lie that **no estar convencido de que** -- to not be convinced that **no estar seguro de que** -- to not be sure that **no parecer que** -- to not seem that **no pensar que** -- to not think that **no suponer que** -- to not suppose that **puede ser que** -- it may be that **negar que** -- to deny that **no imaginarse que** -- to not imagine that **temer que** -- to suspect that


 * __ ¡Tú puedes usar el subjuntivo en el pasado! __**


 * Por ejemplo la frase: ** // We doubted that you are good. //
 * Traduce a :** // __Dudábamos__ que **fueras** bueno. //

Remember the rule that the first verb (or __indicative verb__) states a state of reality while the **second verb** has not occurred yet; at least in the mind of the speaker. In the past tense the first verb is always conjugated into the imperfect and the second verb is an action that at the time the speaker thought had not occurred yet, however just because it is being talked about in the past tense now does not mean that any or all of the actions in the sentence actually did occur.

Although the subjunctive is ruled by "trigger" words, above all the subjunctive mood is a user's subjunctive view on a given event.

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