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Estar Subjunctive Tense
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Verb Meaning(s): to be (temporary)
Verb Chart: Estar Subjunctive Tense
Yo | esté (So that) I am | Nosotros | estemos (So that) we am |
Tú (Juana, Juan) | estés (So that) you am | Vosotros (informal Spain) | estéis (So that) you all am |
Él/Ella/Ud. (Sra./Dr. García) | esté (So that) he/she/you am | Ellos/Ellas/Uds. | estén (So that) they/you all am |
Estar Subjunctive Tense Practice
Estar Subjunctive Sentence Examples
It’s important that I be present at all family events.
2. Quiero que tú estés tranquilo durante el examen.
I want you to be calm during the exam.
3. Es necesario que él esté atento a las instrucciones.
It’s necessary that he be attentive to the instructions.
4. Espero que ella esté feliz con los resultados.
I hope that she is happy with the results.
5. Deseo que usted esté seguro de su decisión.
I wish that you be sure of your decision.
It’s good that we are committed to the project.
7. Os aconsejo que estéis preparados para el cambio. (vosotros is used only in Spain)
I advise you to be prepared for the change.
8. Quiero que ellos estén listos a tiempo para la salida.
I want them to be ready on time for the departure.
9. Es vital que ellas estén informadas sobre sus derechos.
It’s vital that they are informed about their rights.
10. Recomiendo que ustedes estén atentos a las actualizaciones del software.
I recommend that you be attentive to the software updates.
Advance Your Mastery of Estar
Now that you’ve explored the subjunctive tense of estar, consider deepening your understanding by examining its use in the present perfect tense, which expresses completed actions with emotional or subjective nuances. To contrast permanent and temporary states, review the subjunctive tense of ser. For a comprehensive overview of Spanish verb conjugations, our Complete Spanish Verb Guide offers extensive resources. Continue practicing to build fluency and confidence in your Spanish verb usage!


