The use of the subjunctive after cuando in Spanish
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The use of the subjunctive after cuando
We use cuando (when) with the subjunctive tense to express future actions. It can be formed in two ways:
- Cuando + subjunctive + future tense:
Cuando llegue a la estación te llamaré llegar, subj. presente.
When I get to the station, I'll call you.
Cuando esté en el hotel hablaré con Ana estar, subj. presente.
When I'm at the hotel, I'll talk to Ana.
- Cuando + subjunctive + imperative:
Cuando vayas a la estación, llámame ir, subj. presente.
When you go to the station, call me.
Cuando vengas a Madrid, ven a casa venir, subj. presente.
When you come to Madrid, drop by my place.
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