My Spanish Grammar

Front 1

Ricardo should have thought of something simpler

Back 1

Ricardo tendría que haber pensado en algo más simple

Front 2

Ricardo could have investigated what kind of books she liked

Back 2

Ricardo podría haber investigado qué tipo de libros le gustaban

Front 3

Ricardo should have asked his friend

Back 3

Ricardo debería haber preguntado a su amiga

Front 4

If he had known she was allergic, he wouldn’t of gave a cat

Back 4

Si hubiera sabido que ella era alérgica, no le habría regalado un gato

Front 5

If he had not given her a cat, he wouldn’t feel guilty about it right now.

Back 5

Si él no le hubiera regalado un gato, ahora no se sentiría culpable por su alergia

Front 6

Opinions requiring indicative

Back 6

Para mí (For me)
En mi opinión (In my opinion)
Desde mi punto de vista (From my point of view)
Also, some phrases need Indicative when they are affirmative:
Me parece que (I think that)
Creo que (I think /believe that)
Pienso que (I think that

Front 7

Opinions requiring subjunctive

Back 7

No me parece que (I don’t think that)
No creo que (I don’t think/believe that)
No pienso que (I don’t think that

Front 8

Expressions requiring subjunctive

Back 8

Es bueno que (It’s good that)
Es malo que (It’s bad that)
Es importante que (It’s important that)
Es terrible que (It’s terrible that)
Es triste que (It’s sad that)

Front 9

Expression requiring indicative

Back 9

Es verdad que (It’s true that)
Es lógico que (It’s logical that)
Está claro que (It’s clear that)
Es obvio que (It’s obvious that)

Front 10

Even if he had a lot of money, I wouldn’t be interested in him

Back 10

Aunque él tuviera mucho dinero, yo no estaría interesada en él.