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Learn Spanish Sentences with SiClauses advanced Imperfecto Subjuntivo Condicional
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Do you want to learn how to form Si-Clauses in Spanish? Then this lesson is for you. Here You’ll learn how to form and use this Spanish phrases to talk about unreal conditions. This is Spanish lesson for advanced level students with many sentences as example (translated in English) with questions and indications that could come in handy on everyday life when writing and speaking spanish. Learn Spanish on YouTube. • Hier is a video about the Spanish Si-clauses type 1 for real conditions in the present tense: • • SI vs. CUANDO - Learn Spanish SI Clauses • Follow me on Instagram: Tomas.der.Profe • / tomas.der.profe • Here you can subscribe to my channel: • / @tommysspanishschool • • Here is the transcription of the video: • HOLA HOLA, soy Tommy! • • Your favorite Spanish teacher! • • And today we learn sentences with SI. SI-Clauses in Spanish, but-- • • But we have already made a video about that! • • BUT ... the other video was with Si-clauses in Spanish for real conditions in the present or the future, conjugated with the verbs in presente… I put the link in the video description, in case you want to check it out. • • In this lesson we will learn about Si sentences with unreal conditions in the present or the future • • That sounds complicated ... • • No! I'll make it easy. • • For this we will use both Condicional Simple and IMPERFECTO SUBJUNTIVO, which you need to know in advance to form this type of sentences…. • • [HORROR MUSIC] • • NOOOOOO ... • • SIIII ... • • Nooo SUBJUNTIVO ....! • • SIIII SUBJUNTIVO! With Si clauses. This means that today's topic is for advanced students. • • BUUUUh! • • And with Si clauses you mean conditional clauses or conditional sentences, right? • • Exactly! The conditional clause we’ll learn today describes a condition that is not fulfilled in the present when we talk about the present or the future. • • Normally one uses IF in English for such sentences and SI in Spanish, (written without an accent mark in this case) • • If it were summer now, I would swim in the sea. • • Si ahora fuera / fuese verano, nadaría en el mar. • • First you have to say SI and the verb after SI is conjugated in Imperfecto Subjuntivo. • • Here we have the verb SER, and its conjugation in the Imperfecto Subjuntivo is either FUERA or FUESE. That's why ... • • Si fuera verano... • • then we need a second verb, since these sentences are actually subordinate clauses, basically two sentences in one: • • here we used NADAR (swimming). • • Exacto. And this second verb must be conjugated in Condicional Simple, so: • • (Yo) nadaría en el mar. • • In the subordinate clause we use Imperfecto de Subjuntivo and in the main clause Condicional Simple. • • Si ahora fuese verano, nadaría en el mar. • • Si (tú) estuvieras / estuvieses aquí, (nosotros) iríamos juntos a las montañas. • • SI + IMPERFECTO SUBJUNTIVO and the other verb in the CONDICIONAL SIMPLE. • • Si (nosotros) tuviéramos / tuviésemos vacaciones, viajaríamos a Brasil. • • Si Juana trabajara / trabajase más, tendría más dinero. • • And could I say it the other way around? Por ejemplo ... • • Si Juana tendría más dinero, trabajara más ... • • ERROR ERROR ERROR ERROR! • • Oh Diós mío! Now there he goes again... • • You can change the order of the sentences, just not like that... • • How then? • • Juana tendría más dinero si trabajara más. • • Aaah then first the verb in Condicional simple, then SI and then the verb in Imperfecto Subjuntivo... • • Exactly! And here we don’t need a comma to separate the sentences. • • Juana tendría más dinero si trabajara más. • • You could also build the previous sentences like that ... • • Nadaría en el mar si ahora fuera verano. • • Iríamos juntos a las montañas si estuvieses aquí. • • Now we’re going to-- • • OH OH OH! • • El español sería más fácil si no hubiera subjuntivo. • • Or… • • Si no hubiera subjuntivo, el español sería más fácil. • • Si practicaras español más a menudo, aprenderías más rápido. • • Aprenderías más rápido si practicaras español más a menudo. • • SIIII --- • • Si (yo) no tuviera que terminar el video, (yo) hablaría más sobre este tema • Hablaría más sobre este tema si no tuviera que terminar el video. • • ESO ES TODO POR HOY! • • Muchas gracias. • • Follow us on Instagram: tomas.der.profe. • • Y .... SUSCRIBETE subscribe • • ADIOS! • • Muchas gracias! • Learn Spanish with Tommy • #learnspanish • #spanishsubjuntivo
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