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No. 2,831 in Spanish

presenten

"Presenten" is the subjunctive or imperative form of the verb "presentar," meaning "they present" or "you all present."

In a sentence

  • Es importante que ellos presenten sus proyectos a tiempo.

    It is important that they present their projects on time.

    Here, 'presenten' is used in the subjunctive mood to indicate a requirement or suggestion.

  • Espero que los estudiantes se presenten al examen con confianza.

    I hope the students show up to the exam with confidence.

    In this case, 'presenten' is used reflexively, meaning 'to appear' or 'to show up', and it's also in the subjunctive mood because of the expression of hope.

  • Que los candidatos se presenten en el salón para la entrevista.

    May the candidates report to the hall for the interview.

    'Presenten' here is used as a polite command or direction, reflecting the subjunctive mood in a formal request.

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