No. 13,401 in Spanish
recibas
"Recibas" is the second-person singular present subjunctive form of "recibir," meaning "you receive."
In a sentence
Espero que recibas mi carta pronto.
I hope you receive my letter soon.
Here, 'recibas' is used in the subjunctive mood to express a wish or hope about receiving something.
Es importante que tú recibas estas instrucciones con atención.
It is important that you receive these instructions carefully.
In this sentence, 'recibas' is employed in the subjunctive mood, following the phrase 'es importante que,' which sets a context of importance or necessity.
A menos que recibas ayuda, no podrás hacerlo.
Unless you receive help, you won't be able to do it.
'Recibas' in this sentence is in the subjunctive mood because it appears in a subordinate clause introduced by 'a menos que,' indicating a condition.
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