How to use The verbs poner, poder and querer in the imperfect subjunctive in Spanish
Learn how to use The verbs poner, poder and querer in the imperfect subjunctive, and what to use it for in Spanish.
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The verbs poner, poder and querer in the imperfect subjunctive
Poner (to put), poder (to be able to) and querer (to love/want) are irregular in the imperfect subjunctive. They are conjugated as follows:
Tú pusieras/pusieses
Él/ella/usted pusiera/pusiese
Nosotros/as pusiéramos/pusiésemos
Vosotros/as pusierais/pusieseis
Ellos/ellas/ustedes pusieran/pusiesen
Tú pudieras/pudieses
Él/ella/usted pudiera/pudiese
Nosotros/as pudiéramos/pudiésemos
Vosotros/as pudierais/pudieseis
Ellos/ellas/ustedes pudieran/pudiesen
Tú quisieras/quisieses
Él/ella/usted quisiera/quisiese
Nosotros/as quisiéramos/quisiésemos
Vosotros/as quisierais/quisieseis
Ellos/ellas/ustedes quisieran/quisiesen
No creo que pusiera mucho azúcar en el café.
I don't think he/she put much sugar in the coffee.
Ojalá pudiera volar.
If only I could fly.
Quisiera un plato de pasta, por favor.
I would like a plate of pasta, please.
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