Chapter XIX: Subjunctive

[_After conjunctions, adverbs, etc._]

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1. He left the receipt in order that you might see that he had paid. 2. He will leave a receipt so that you may see that you have paid him. 3. I will bring you the receipt before you pay me. 4. He said that he would bring me a receipt before I paid him. 5. We will bring him the books when (_cuando_) he pays you. 6. He brought me a book so I might pay him. 7. They bring me the books so I may not say that they are robbing me.

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1. I will offer him a part of what I may find, although (_aunque_) it may not be a very large one. 2. Although he may offer me a part of what he finds, it will not be a very large one. 3. When you find out what it is necessary to offer to him, we will explain it to him. 4. If I knew this, I would talk of it. 5. If you would explain this to your sons, when they learn all they would aid you. 6. I will take that land, although there may be some fraud in this same business.