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Querer que is always followed by El Subjuntivo (present subjunctive)

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Querer que is always followed by El Subjuntivo (present subjunctive)

What is the difference between:

Quiero que coma

y

Querer comer


Is it a certain nuance between saying "I want to eat" and "I want that I could eat?"


I'm a little confused here!

This question relates to:Spanish lesson "Querer que followed by the Spanish present subjunctive (El Presente de Subjuntivo)"
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InmaKwiziq team member

Hola Brandon,

I am a little confused too :))

What you are saying in Spanish: quiero que coma and querer comer don't correspond with the English:

"I want to eat" and "I want that I could eat". 

If you mean the difference between "I want to eat" and "I want you to eat", this would be:

Quiero comer (I want to eat) 

Quiero que comas (I want you to eat)

The second one using que + subjunctive because it is two different subjects.

Saludos,

Inma

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Querer que is always followed by El Subjuntivo (present subjunctive)

What is the difference between:

Quiero que coma

y

Querer comer


Is it a certain nuance between saying "I want to eat" and "I want that I could eat?"


I'm a little confused here!

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