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No. 14,143 in Spanish

tomes

"Tomes" is the subjunctive form of "tomar," meaning "you take" or "you drink."

In a sentence

  • Por favor, no tomes esto como una ofensa.

    Please, don't take this as an offense.

    In this sentence, 'tomes' is used as the subjunctive form of the verb 'tomar', indicating a polite or formal request.

  • Es importante que tomes un descanso si estás cansado.

    It is important that you take a break if you are tired.

    Here, 'tomes' is again in the subjunctive mood, expressing necessity or importance in the context of advice.

  • Cuando tomes las pastillas, asegúrate de beber mucha agua.

    When you take the pills, ensure to drink plenty of water.

    In this example, 'tomes' is used in a temporal clause referring to a condition or action in the future, requiring the subjunctive form in Spanish.

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