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No. 14,308 in Spanish

veas

"Veas" is the subjunctive form of "ver," meaning "you see."

In a sentence

  • Espero que veas la importancia de estudiar.

    I hope you see the importance of studying.

    In this sentence, 'veas' is the present subjunctive form of the verb 'ver', used to express a wish or hope.

  • No creo que veas el resultado que esperas.

    I don't believe you will see the result you expect.

    Here, 'veas' is used in a negative statement, expressing doubt or skepticism in the subjunctive mood.

  • Es importante que veas todos los detalles antes de tomar una decisión.

    It is important that you see all the details before making a decision.

    In this example, 'veas' appears in a statement about necessity or obligation, using the subjunctive mood to indicate that the action is advised or required.

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