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No. 5,468 in Spanish

optara

"Optara" is the third-person singular or first-person singular form of the past subjunctive of "optar," meaning "to choose" or "to opt."

In a sentence

  • Ella decidió que optara por el diseño gráfico.

    She decided that she would opt for graphic design.

    Here, 'optara' is in the subjunctive mood to discuss her hypothetical choice.

  • Es necesario que él optara por una solución más práctica.

    It is necessary that he opts for a more practical solution.

    In this sentence, 'optara' is used in the past subjunctive to express a needed choice.

  • Si yo optara por viajar, sería a España.

    If I opted to travel, it would be to Spain.

    'Optara' is used in a conditional clause referring to hypothetical travel.

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