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The subjunctive

Future Subjunctive: hablare, hubiere

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Formellos preterite without -ron + reSi procediere, se devolverá el importe.If applicable, the amount will be refunded.
Endingsre / res / remos / renDonde fueres, haz lo que vieres.When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
Compound formhubiere + past participleSi el plazo hubiere vencido, se rechazará la solicitud.If the deadline has expired, the application will be rejected.
Legal languagea condition or a possible case in the lawSi hubiere una disposición contraria, esta no se aplicará.If there is a contrary provision, it will not apply.
Literary languagewhat is possible in verse and in proseCuando la noche cayere, volveremos a la orilla.When night falls, we will go back to the shore.
Set phrasesinherited formulas and proverbsVenga lo que viniere, estaré contigo. / Sea como fuere, saldremos mañana.Come what may, I'll be with you. / Be that as it may, we'll leave tomorrow.
Modern usagethe present subjunctive or indicative takes its placeQuien incumpla la norma será sancionado.Whoever breaks the rule will be penalised.
Trapthe stem comes from the preterite: vieron → viereHaz lo que vieres.Do as you see.
Trapthe nosotros form takes a written accentSi lo hiciéremos juntos, saldrá bien.If we do it together, it will turn out well.

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