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Present Subjunctive

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*English speakers rarely use the subjunctive and thus there is no distinction made between the indicative and subjunctive tenses in English. In Spanish however, speakers are unable to express themselves without using a subjunctive tense.

*If the main clause uses the Present or Future indicative, use the Present Subjuctive in dependent clauses with a change of subject.

Por Ejemplo: Yo quiero que tú vayas.
                         I want you to go.

*If the main clause use the Present or Future indicative, use the Present Subjunctive in dependent clauses that express a feeling or possibility rather than an actual fact.

Por Ejemplo: Espero que gane la lotería.
                         I hope that I win the lottery.

                         No pienso que llege mucha gente temprano porque por la
                         tempestad.
                         I don't think that may people will arrive early because of the 
                         storm.