To have another language is to possess a second soul – Charlemagne
AUNQUE Conjugate the given verb in the subjunctive or the indicative to match the meaning of the English sentence: Feel free to post your attempt below. 1. Aunque (ir) no iré. Even if you go, I won’t (go). 2. Vamos a pescar aunque (llover) mañana. We’re going fishing even if it rains (may … Read more
Aunque – do you follow it with the indicative or the subjunctive? The answer is that ‘both are possible’! 🙂 The regular guidelines for choosing between the indicative and the subjunctive come into play. Use the indicative when your purpose is to declare something: Reasons you might want to declare something … 1. You … Read more