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In Spanish, record one sentence using the indicative mood and another sentence using the subjunctive mood, using the same verb for both sentences. Then explain in English what the differences are between the sentences. Repeat the assignment with another verb of your choice.

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Explanation:

Indicative mood expresses real situations while subjunctive mood expresses unreal situations. For example

"Tengo mi tarea hecha" (I have my homework done). This sentence (indicative mood) expresses a real fact, I have already done it.

"Quizás mañana haga mi tarea" (Tomorrow I will do my homework maybe). This sentence expresses an uncertain situation, because I do not know if I am going to do it tomorrow.

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The sentences using Indicative Mood and Subjunctive Mood are:

Indicative Mood.

  1. Yo no quiero comer carne.
  2. Ella no soporta trabajar los fines de semana.

Subjunctive Mood.

  1. Así yo no quiera comer carne.
  2. Y si llega el caso de que ella no soporte trabajar los fines de semana.

Differences between Subjunctive and Indicative Mood.

The indicative mood is used in Spanish to mention facts that happens in the reality, on the other hand, the subjunctive mood is used to mention facts that are not sure they happen, due to they could be desires or dreams, that is the reason why the conjugation of the verbs in these tenses is so different between them.

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