Practice: The Subjunctive in Adverbial Clauses

For each sentence, if it were to be translated into good Spanish, determine:

1. If it contains a adverbial phrase or an adverbial clause or no-such-beast [if no-such-beast, go on to the next sentence]
2. If an adverbial preposition or adverbial conjunction should be used
3. If the action in the adverbial clause is anticipated/hypothetical or viewed as finished/customary
4. If the subjunctive or indicative or infinitive is needed.

Sentence	Adverbial phrase/ clause/ no-such- beast? P/C/N	Prepo- sition or conjunc- tion? P/C	Anticipated/ Hypothetical or finished/ customary? A/H//F/U	Subj./ indic./ or infin.? S/Ind/Inf
1. I need to talk to you when you have a minute.
2. Ana won't go out with you until you shave and get a haircut.
3. I want everyone to work tomorrow.
4. I'll leave after I finish this job.
5. Don't say that unless you mean it.
6. I won't leave without telling her goodbye.
7. We'll play music so you can dance.
8. He puts down the paper as soon as he reads the comics.
9. I'll watch the play again because it's funny.
10. Although he's writing well, he still needs to improve.
11. She'll paint the room however you tell her.
12. Even if you give me a million dollars, I won't say who gave me the answer.
13. When they get mad, that's the way they act.
14. José's going to rest while we play ball.
15. She doesn't want to publish the novel without you designing a cover for it.
16. I'm doing my project just like your instructions describe.

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