This is the 'él/ella/usted' form in the present tense. It is used when the subject is singular (he, she, it, or the formal 'you').

Verb Form

When meaning 'to match' or 'to agree with', 'corresponder' almost always requires the preposition 'a' (corresponde A algo).

Using 'A'

Very common, especially in formal or explanatory contexts, meaning 'to match' or 'to tally'.

Subjunctive Required

In this sense, 'corresponde' often acts impersonally, meaning 'it is proper' or 'it is fitting,' usually followed by 'que' and a verb in the special subjunctive form (e.g., 'No corresponde QUE hablemos...').

Impersonal Use

Common in discussions about rules, manners, or proper behavior.

When used in this sense, the person or group who has the duty is marked by the preposition 'a' (e.g., 'Corresponde A la policía...' It is the police's duty...).

Focus on the Receiver

This meaning is often heard in news reports, legal documents, or formal business communications.

Formal Contexts

Common in legal, administrative, or bureaucratic language to assign responsibility.

Learn the Spanish verb form 'corresponde' (3rd person present), meaning 'it corresponds/matches,' 'it is appropriate/proper,' or 'it is the responsibility of.' Includes full conjugation of corresponder.

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indicative

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future

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conditional

preterite

imperative

negative

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subjunctive

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