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The verb aconsejar que in the present and in the…

“The verb aconsejar que in the present and in the conditional, followed by the subjunctive, is a direct way of giving advice: Por qué no… (Why don't . . .) + the present can be used to give advice:” quote by Rogelio Vallecillos
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““The verb aconsejar que in the present and in the conditional, followed by the subjunctive, is a direct way of giving advice: Por qué no… (Why don't . . .) + the present can be used to give advice:””

Rogelio Vallecillos

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Explains that using the subjunctive after "consejar" in Spanish is a direct way to give advice, illustrating a grammatical rule for advice construction.

In simple terms: Subjunctive follows advice verb.

Key Takeaway

Use subjunctive for advice.

Themes

language grammar Spanish advice

Mood

educational informative

Type

instructional linguistic

When to use this quote

  • language lessons
  • translation work
  • writing

Key Concepts

verb conjugation teaching communication

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does mood affect advice?
  • Why choose subjunctive over indicative?
A Different Perspective

Rule may not apply in informal speech.

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