Buenas intenciones: subjunctive after 'para que'
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I can use the subjunctive after 'para que' to express purpose or intention.
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The subjunctive indicates uncertainty, wishing or possibility, or refers to actions that have not yet happened.
The conjunction 'para que' translates as 'so that' and is followed by a subjunctive verb.
Spanish uses the subjunctive after 'para que' even though English uses the indicative after 'so that'.
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