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Subjunctive and conditional

Present subjunctive after wishes, orders, emotions, doubt and some conjunctions: quiero que, espero que, ojalá, para que, cuando (future) → Quiero que vengas. Cuando llegues, llámame.

Form: 1st person present without -o + the “opposite” vowel: hablar → hable, comer → coma, tener (tengo) → tenga. Irregular: sea, esté, vaya, haya, sepa.

Conditional = infinitive + -ía, -ías, -ía, -íamos, -íais, -ían. Si + imperfect subjunctive → conditional: Si tuviera tiempo, iría.

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