spainsh help: verbs that are irregular in the present tense subjunctive?

Question

how do i write these in the subjunctive form in spanish?

• He speaks _______________

• she goes _____________

• we flee _______________

• they choose _______________

• I sing _______________

• she wants _______________

• You (formal) desire _______________

Answer 1

hable, vaya, huyamos, elijan, cante, quiera, desee.

but it just doesn't make any sense, alone, if you just say, f.instance;
Ella vaya... (subjunctive for she goes). It does NOT mean She goes. It's only as part of a constructed sentenced when it has full sense; No me importa que ella vaya al cine. That's the translation for I don't mind her going to the cinema.

It's how it works. Subjunctive is not something that you can just pick up and choose to use that mode... it follows certain rules. The above sentence is an example of how an english sentence is translated to spanish using subjunctive, because only subjunctive is allowed in that case. You can't say "va" (indicative) instead of "vaya"(subjunctive) in that sentence.

Answer 2

he speaks in subjunctive = el hable
she goes in subjunctive = ella vaya
we flee in subjunctive = nosotros huyamos
they choose in subjunctive = ellos escojan
I sing in subjunctive = yo cante
she wants in subjunctive = ella desee
You desire = Usted desee

Answer 3

I am certain that you have a list of these forms in your textbook and/or your dictionary. I will point out, though, that the verbs speak and sing are not irregular, so they are giving you a couple of freebies.

Answer 4

El habla
Ella va
Nosotros volamos
Ellos escogieron
Yo canto
Ella quiere
Yo deseol

Answer 5

And you want all this in one single answer from Y!A?? What are you smoking?? It took me a couple of years of Spanish classes and many many hours of intense study to learn all that. GOOD LUCK!

Answer 6

El Habla
Ella va
Nosotros escapamos
Ellos escojieron
Yo canto
Ella quiere
Usted decea

Answer 7

marcosar…'s answer is correct.

Answer 8

halbe
vaya
?
?
conte
?
?