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lisabon 2012 [21]
2 years ago
5

Write a blog entry in Spanish describing how you budget your monthly expenses and what your regular expenses are. Use several su

bjunctive phrases (es importante que, es necesario que, etc) that you learned in the unit to explain how you manage your money.
Spanish
2 answers:
garri49 [273]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Normalmente debo pagar mis servicios: el gas, la electricidad, el internet, el agua y el arriendo.

Es necesario que pague todos los meses durante los primeros cinco días. Por eso es importante que cuide mis gastos a fin del mes anterior.

Es necesario que ahorre la mayor cantidad posible porque quiero ir de viaje en el verano. Por eso es importante que apague la luz y que no use tanto la lavadora de platos a diario.

Explanation:

Subjuntivo

El modo verbal subjuntivo se opone al modo indicativo porque se usa para expresar hipótesis, posibilidades o imposibilidades y deseos, entre otras cosas. En este ejercicio observamos el uso del subjuntivo presente cuya aparición ocurre en oraciones conjuntas, coordinadas o subordinadas, precedidas por el enlazante 'que'. En la primera oración predominan las frases verbales como 'dudamos, probable, no cree, no es cierto,etc' y luego vemos la presencia del subjuntivo en la siguiente oración expresando esa duda, probabilidad o negación.

zalisa [80]2 years ago
3 0
Es importantnte que yo gaste poquito denero Parque omas tego poquito para gastar yo abeses gasto denero pero muchas de las besis casto poquito
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