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Course: STATISTICS 3010, Spring 2011School: Cornell
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209 Tarea Espaol 15 Nombre: ................................... Seccin: ................................... Llene los blancos con el presente del subjuntivo o del indicativo segn lo requiera el contexto. Si usa el subjuntivo, subraye la S. S 1. Conviene que ustedes (traer) __________________ abrigo. S 2. Basta que la mayora de los invitados (poder ) __________________ venir. S 3. Les ruego que me (escuchar)...
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Tarea Espaol 15
Nombre: ...................................
Seccin: ...................................
Llene los blancos con el presente del subjuntivo o del indicativo segn lo requiera
el contexto. Si usa el subjuntivo, subraye la S.
S 1. Conviene que ustedes (traer) __________________ abrigo.
S 2. Basta que la mayora de los invitados (poder ) __________________ venir.
S 3. Les ruego que me (escuchar) __________________.
S 4. Te prohbo que (volver) __________________ a salir con ese chico.
S 5. Siempre nos persuaden de que (comer- nosotros) __________________ all.
S 6. Su hermana manda que ellos le (comprar) __________________ azcar.
S 7. Tu msica impide que yo me (concentrar) __________________ en mi trabajo.
S 8. Los convenceremos de que los nios (quedarse) __________________ aqu.
S 9. Te advierto que no se lo (decir / t) __________________.
S 10. Les aconsejo que (tomar / ustedes) __________________ su tiempo.
S 11. Te obligan a que (cantar / t) __________________ con ellos.
S 12. Se oponen a (ir que / nosotros) __________________ con ellos.
S 13. Necesito que me (ayudar / t) __________________.
S 14. Insisten en que (comer / t) __________________ ms.
S 15. Ella se empea en que nosotros no (pagar) __________________.
S 16. Desean que yo los (llamar) __________________.
S 17. Me enoja que siempre (llegar / t) __________________ tarde.
S 18. Les encanta que (llevar / nosotros) __________________ a nuestros amigos.
S 19. Lamentamos que no (poder / ustedes) __________________ venir.
S 20. Tengo miedo que Juan le (decir) __________________ a ella lo que le cont.
S 21 Se avergenza de que sus padres no lo (dejar) __________________ salir.
S 22. Nos quejamos de que nos (hacer / ellos) __________________ trabajar tanto.
S 23. No importa que no (tener / t) __________________ dinero; yo te invito.
S 24. Ms vale que (terminar / t) __________________ pronto para venir conmigo.
S 25. Niegan que el chico (poder) __________________ or.
S 26. Puede ser que ese hombre (conocer) __________________ al director.
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