Construir un futuro mejor: subjunctive after 'es importante que'
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I can use the subjunctive after 'que' to express ways to make the world a better place.
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The subjunctive indicates uncertainty, wishing or possibility, or refers to actions that have not yet happened.
Subjunctive verb forms include: 'ser' → 'sea', 'tener' → 'tenga', 'hacer' → 'haga'.
In Spanish, the subjunctive is also used after subjective points of view, e.g. 'es importante que', 'es esencial que'.
The subjunctive is used after 'que' when the action is uncertain, desired, or not a fact.
When the verb before 'que' expresses certainty or a statement of fact, an indicative verb follows 'que'.
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