Show Notes
Subjunctive 4. With our 245th episode: He may be hungry, we are going to continue with our little story from our last episode: the children of our family ask their parents what is the reason why the baby (from the upstairs apartment) doesn´t stop crying. Parents and children doubt what is the reason for this crying, and they express doubts, hypothesis, probabilities and desires about this fact. We are continuing with the independent sentences with subjunctive/indicative and reviewing formulas to express these doubts and probabilities.
Subjuntivo 4. Con nuestro episodio nº 245 A lo mejor tiene hambre, vamos a continuar con la pequeña historia que empezamos en el anterior episodio. Los hijos de nuestra familia preguntan a sus padres por qué el bebé del piso de arriba llora y llora y no para. Padres e hijos dudan sobre cuál es el porqué de estos lloros, y expresan dudas, hipótesis, probabilidades, posibilidades y deseos alrededor de este hecho.
Continuamos hoy con fórmulas de duda y probabilidad en oraciones independientes con indicativo y subjuntivo.
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