After querer que, esperar que, and necesitar que, Spanish switches to the subjunctive: quiero que vengas, never quiero que vienes. This free drill gives you ten example sentences — tap any sentence to reveal the translation and a short note on why it works. No signup. The full GrammarWerk app generates 30 fresh sentences per drill across 386 topics in German, Spanish, English, and French.
When a main clause expresses desire, hope, or need directed at another subject, the subordinate clause uses the present subjunctive: Quiero que vengas (I want you to come). Two conditions must hold: different subjects in the two clauses, and a trigger verb expressing will or desire. If the subjects are the same, use infinitive instead: Quiero venir (I want to come). Common triggers at this level: querer que, esperar que, necesitar que, preferir que.
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