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No cabe duda de que ellos su comunidad. Es probable que al valle. No creo que solución. No negamos que la situación . Completar Fill in the blanks with the appropriate subjunctive or indicative form of the verbs. No es seguro que mis amigos [removed] (venir). No dudamos que tú [removed] (saber) hacerlo. Quizás Emiliano [removed] (llegar) más tarde. Es obvio que nosotros [removed] (deber) comer menos. No es probable que Javier [removed] (decir) la verdad. Niego que ustedes [removed] (poder) ganar. Oraciones Write sentences using the information provided. Use the subjunctive or the indicative, as appropriate. Modelo no es seguro / que / (nosotros) / poder / evitar / la sobrepoblación No es seguro que podamos evitar la sobrepoblación. ser improbable / que / Diego / comenzar / trabajar / hoy [removed] Carmen y yo / dudar / que / tú / conocer / a / el presidente [removed] tal vez / llover / mañana [removed] ser verdad / que / yo / jugar / bien / al tenis [removed] Titulares Use the expressions in the parentheses to write reactions to the headlines. Modelo El aire más puro se respira en Nueva York (no ser cierto) No es cierto que el aire más puro se respire en Nueva York. Más del 90 por ciento de nuestros ríos están contaminados (yo, no dudar) [removed] Los peces dejan de existir para el año 2050 (ser posible) [removed] Energía nuclear: la solución para el siglo ( century ) XXI (no ser seguro) [removed] Mueren millones de vacas por enfermedad misteriosa (ser verdad) [removed] Señora de 67 años tiene bebé (ser imposible) [removed] El reciclaje contamina más de lo que ayuda al planeta (yo, negar) .

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headlines.
Modelo
El aire más puro se respira en Nueva York (no ser cierto)
No es cierto que el aire más puro se respire en Nueva York.
Más del 90 por ciento de nuestros ríos están contaminados (yo,
no dudar)
[removed]
Los peces dejan de existir para el año 2050 (ser posible)
[removed]
Energía nuclear: la solución para el siglo (
century
) XXI (no ser seguro)
[removed]
Mueren millones de vacas por enfermedad misteriosa (ser
verdad)
[removed]
Señora de 67 años tiene bebé (ser imposible)
[removed]
El reciclaje contamina más de lo que ayuda al planeta (yo,
negar)

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