cosechar

Use imperfect subjunctive for past hypotheticals or wishes, like 'si cosechara' (if I were to harvest).

Use present subjunctive after expressions of doubt, desire, or emotion, like 'Espero que coseches bien' (I hope you harvest well).

Use negative commands like 'no coseches' (don't harvest) based on the present subjunctive.

Use the imperative to give direct commands like 'cosecha' (harvest!) or 'cosechad' (harvest!).

Use conditional for hypothetical harvests ('I would harvest') or polite requests, like 'cosecharía' or 'cosecharían'.

Use preterite for completed harvests, like 'coseché' (I harvested) or 'cosecharon' (they harvested).

Use imperfect for ongoing or habitual past harvests, like 'yo cosechaba' (I used to harvest) or 'ellos cosechaban' (they used to harvest).

Use the present tense for habitual harvests or things happening now, like 'cosecho' (I harvest) or 'cosechan' (they harvest).

Use the future tense for harvests that will happen, like 'cosecharé' (I will harvest) or 'cosecharán' (they will harvest).