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sospechar Negative Imperative Conjugation

sospecharto suspect

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Quick answer:

The negative imperative of sospechar uses the present subjunctive: no sospeches, no sospeche, no sospechemos, no sospechéis, no sospechen.

sospechar Negative Imperative Forms

no sospeches
ustedno sospeche
nosotrosno sospechemos
vosotrosno sospechéis
ustedesno sospechen

When to Use the Negative Imperative

Use this to tell someone NOT to be suspicious or to reassure them that there is no reason for mistrust.

Notes on sospechar in the Negative Imperative

Sospechar is regular; it uses the present subjunctive forms for all negative commands.

Example Sentences

  • No sospeches de tus amigos sin pruebas.

    Don't suspect your friends without proof.

  • Por favor, no sospeche de mis intenciones.

    Please, don't suspect my intentions.

    usted

  • No sospechen nada, solo es una broma.

    Don't suspect anything, it's just a joke.

    ustedes

Common Mistakes

  • Mistake: no sospecha

    Correct: no sospeches

    Why: Negative commands for tú must use the subjunctive form, not the indicative.

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