Frases Relativas
Indicativo vs. Subjuntivo
Theory / TeorÃa
Indicative: Used when the antecedent (the person or thing) is known, real, or definite in the speaker’s mind.
Subjunctive: Used when the antecedent is unknown, hypothetical, non-existent, or when you are searching for someone/something that may not exist.
Example: “Tengo un amigo que habla (indicative/known) francés. Busco un amigo que hable (subjunctive/unknown) francés.”
Glossary / Vocabulario
- • Antecedente: Antecedent (the word the relative clause modifies).
- • Céntrica: Centrally located.
- • Existencia: Existence.
- • Hipótesis: Hypothesis/Hypothetical.
