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Fill in each blank with the form of the present subjunctive. 1. Voy al cine sin que mi madre lo (SABER).
2. Quiero ir al cine a menos que (NEVAR).
3. Tú vas al cine a menos que tu mejor amiga que trabajar. (TENER).
4. Erin piensa traer efectivo en caso de que Johanna (LLEGAR) sin plata.
5. Kristy quiere terminar su tarea antes de que sus padres (LLEGAR) a casa.
6. En caso de que ella (ENFERMARSE), quiere terminar el proyecto ya.
7. Tú siempre tienes tu iPad en caso de que tu jefa te (ABURRIR).
8. Tus padres trabajan mucho para que tú (PODER) estudiar.

fill in each blank with the present indicative.

1. Genesis siempre se pone feliz cuando ella (VER) a su novio.
2. Por lo general Antonea apaga su teléfono cuando (LLEGAR) a la iglesia.
3. Aunque hoy (SER) miércoles, Uyen y sus amigas van a salir a comer.
4. A Tonie le gusta estudiar por lo general hasta que sus amigas (PASAR) por su casa.
5. A Kristy #2 le encanta practicar su español cuando (PASAR) por la casa de su amiga de México.
6. Isaac se pone feliz cuando (JUGAR) al fútbol con Alex.
7. Nos gusta pasear cuando no (HACER) frío.

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