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Mar 10, 2017
We would use subjunctive after a Me gusta expression when there is a change in subject, but we are seeing times when indicative is used. Please enlighten me!
example: Me gusta que todos tengan los libros hoy.
Now, can you give me some examples (and an explanation) of when you would NOT use subjunctive after Me gusta when there is a change in subject?
Mil gracias-
Laura
Ejemplos: una pareja de novios o casados...hablando de lo que les gusta de entre si.
_Me gusta que siempre me escuchas..o que siempre esta a mi lado...etc. A mis amigos les gusta que vamos de vacaciones en familia.
_Me gusta que siempre me escuchas..o que siempre esta a mi lado...etc. A mis amigos les gusta que vamos de vacaciones en familia.
John Boehner
I agree with Daniel H.
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On 3/10/17, SRA T wrote: > A colleague and I are wondering about something... > > We would use subjunctive after a Me gusta expression when > there is a change in subject, but we are seeing times > when indicative is used. Pleas...See More