gritemos
Gritemos is the present subjunctive first-person plural form of the Spanish verb gritar. It is used to express a proposal, exhortation, or wish that includes the speaker and others, and is commonly translated as “let’s shout” or “shall we shout.” In grammar, gritemos belongs to the present subjunctive mood, which is used for suggestions, hypothetical scenarios, or clauses following verbs of desire, necessity, or doubt. The form corresponds to other -ar verbs like hablemos, cantemos, or bailemos.
Morphology and formation: gritar is a regular -ar verb, so the first-person plural present subjunctive ending
Usage notes: Gritemos can appear in main clauses as a direct exhortation or in subordinate clauses after
- Gritemos para que nos escuchen. (Let’s shout so they can hear us.)
- No gritemos tan alto; no queremos molestar. (Let’s not shout so loudly; we don’t want to bother
See also: Spanish present subjunctive, imperative mood, inclusive commands.
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