complete sentence with subjunctive of verb in parentheses.

My answers are the ones with the astericks - Are they correct - thanks

1 No es verdad que Raul ( ser) ______ un mal excursionista

** sepa

2 Es probable que Titi y o ( ir) _______a caminar en el bosque nacional.

** vayamos

3 Sam no esta sequra de que Eduardo ( saber) ______donde estamos

**
4 No es seguro que el trabajo nos ( llegar) ____antes del viernes

**legamos

5. Es posible que Miguel y Antonio ( venir) a visitamos hoy.

**vengan

6. No es probale que esa compania les (pagar) _____ biem a sus empleados.

** pagan

#1. sepa comes from saber. You need the verb ser = sea

#3 = here is where you need sepa

#4 = The subject is "el trabajo" and the infinitive is llegar = llegue

#6. = The subject is "esa compañía" so the verb is to agree with that = pague

NOTE: -gar verbs must add a "u" before the theme vowel "e" because llege would sound like an "h" and you need to keep the hard g = llegar / llegue

In the Present Subjunctive here are the spelling problems:
c = k sound as in buscar = busque OR the spelling to get the "k" sound is:
ca, co, cu, que, qui

g = h as in coger = j in coja or:
ja, jo, ju, ge, gi

g = hard sound as in pagar, adds "u" OR
ga, go, gu, gue, gui

z, as "s" sound in empezar, (or "th" sound in Castellianadds "c" as in empiece (there is also a stem change, e--->ie OR
za, zo, zu, ce, ci

the fifth and last spelling change you won't see very often. It's called the "Gwendolen sound" as in averiguar = güe OR gua, guo (there is no guu), güe, güi

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1. No es verdad que Raul sepa un mal excursionista.

To form the subjunctive of the verb "ser" in this sentence, you would use the third-person singular form "sea". However, since the sentence is negated ("No es verdad que"), the subjunctive form changes to "sepa" to match the third-person singular subject "Raul".

2. Es probable que Titi y yo vayamos a caminar en el bosque nacional.
To form the subjunctive of the verb "ir" in this sentence, you would use the first-person plural form "vayamos". This matches the subject "Titi y yo" and expresses a possible action in the future.

3. Sam no está segura de que Eduardo sepa donde estamos.
To form the subjunctive of the verb "saber" in this sentence, you would use the third-person singular form "sepa". This expresses Sam's uncertainty about Eduardo knowing where they are.

4. No es seguro que el trabajo nos llegue antes del viernes.
To form the subjunctive of the verb "llegar" in this sentence, you would use the first-person plural form "llegue". This expresses the uncertainty about the work reaching "us" (the speaker and others) before Friday.

5. Es posible que Miguel y Antonio vengan a visitarnos hoy.
To form the subjunctive of the verb "venir" in this sentence, you would use the third-person plural form "vengan". This expresses the possibility of Miguel and Antonio coming to visit "us" (the speaker and others) today.

6. No es probable que esa compañía les pague bien a sus empleados.
To form the subjunctive of the verb "pagar" in this sentence, you would use the third-person plural form "pagan". This expresses the likelihood of the company not paying their employees well.

1. No es verdad que Raul sepa ser un mal excursionista.

2. Es probable que Titi y yo vayamos a caminar en el bosque nacional.
3. Sam no está segura de que Eduardo sepa dónde estamos.
4. No es seguro que el trabajo nos llegue antes del viernes.
5. Es posible que Miguel y Antonio vengan a visitarnos hoy.
6. No es probable que esa compañía les pague bien a sus empleados.