Doubt, denial, disbelief, and conjunctions

to doubt definition

Dudar

to deny definition

negar (e:ie)

To not believe/ think definition

No creer

not to be sure definition

No estar seguro/a

its not certain definition

No es cierto

Its not true definition

No es verdad

It’s impossible definition

Es imposible

its improbable definition

Es improbable

its not possible definition

No (es) posible

Its not probable definition

No (es) probable

Is dudar a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

uncertainty

Is negar (e;ie) a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

Uncertainty

Is no creer a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

uncertainty

No es seguro/a a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

uncertainty

Is no es verdad a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

uncertainty

Is es imposible a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

uncertainty

Is (no) es posible a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

uncertainty

Is (no) es probable a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

uncertainty

When a sentence has uncertainty, the suboordinate clause is conjugated in the…

subjunctive

Is no dudar a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

certainty

Is no cabe duda de a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

certainty

Is no hay duda de a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

certainty

Is no negar (e:ie) a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

certainty

Is creer a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

certainty

Is estar seguro/a (de) a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

certainty

Is es cierto a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

Certainty

Is es seguro a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

Certainty

Is es verdad a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

Certainty

Is es obvio a verb/phrase of uncertainty or certainty?

Certainty

To not doubt definition

no dudar

There is no doubt definition

no cabe dudar de

To not deny definition

No negar (e:ie)

To believe definition

Creer

To be sure definition

estar seguro/a (de)

It’s certain definition

Es seguro

It’s true definition

Es verdad

It’s obvious definition

es obvio

When a sentence has certainty, the suboordinate clause is conjugated in the…

Indicative

In affirmative sentences, creer is followed by

indicative

In negative sentences, creer is followed by

subjunctive

Perhaps definition

Quizás

Perhaps definition

Tal vez

Quizás and Tal vez are always followed by the

subjunctive

Unless definition

a menos que

Before definition

Antes (de) que

Provided (that) definition

con tal (de) que

In case (that) definition

En case (de) que

So that definition

para que

Without definition

Sin que

Does a menos que require always subjunctive or subjunctive/indicative?

Always subjunctive

Does antes (de) que require always subjunctive or subjunctive/indicative?

always subjunctive

Does con tal (de) que require always subjunctive or subjunctive/indicative?

always subjunctive

Does en caso (de) que require always subjunctive or subjunctive/indicative?

always subjunctive

Does para que require always subjunctive or subjunctive/indicative?

always subjunctive

Does sin que require always subjunctive or subjunctive/indicative?

always subjunctive

When do you use the infinitve of antes de que, para que, and sin que

When the subject does not change

when definition

Cuando

after definition

despues de que

as soon as definition

en cuento

Until definition

hasta que

As soon as definition

tan pronto como

Does cuando require always subjunctive or subjunctive/indicative?

subjunctive/indicative

Does despues de cuando require always subjunctive or subjunctive/indicative?

subjunctive/indicative

Does en cuanto require always subjunctive or subjunctive/indicative?

subjunctive/indicative

Does hasta que require always subjunctive or subjunctive/indicative?

subjunctive/indicative

Does tan pronto como require always subjunctive or subjunctive/indicative?

subjunctive/indicative

When do you use subjunctive when the conjuction can be used for subjunctive and indicative

Main clause talks about future actions or commands

When do you use indicative when the conjuction can be used for subjunctive and indicative

Main clause talks about action that repeatedly happened or happened in past