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«Aunque» y los cuatro tiempos del subjuntivo

By: Lola González Martínez Reading: 1 min + PDF exercise Published: 22 Jun 2017

The theory

A comparative table of aunque with the four tenses of the subjunctive, translated into English, French and German: aunque venga, haya venido, viniera and hubiera venido. It explains how the tense shows whether the obstacle is possible, unlikely or impossible, followed by practice.

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Frequent doubts

Aunque with the indicative or the subjunctive?

Indicative for a known fact: Aunque llueve, salgo (it is raining). Subjunctive for a possibility or something you treat as irrelevant: Aunque llueva, saldré.

What does aunque viniera mean?

Even if he came: something unlikely or hypothetical. Aunque hubiera venido refers to the past: even if he had come.

Is aunque the same as a pesar de que?

Very similar. A pesar de que is a little more formal and follows the same rules for the indicative and the subjunctive.

About the teacher

Lola González Martínez

Lola González Martínez

Co-founder & teacher · Tilde Madrid

Author of "La Gramática Lola" and co-author of "Urgencias" and "Básico 1". Specialist in grammar, teacher training and DELE preparation. Meet Lola →

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