Ocupar present subjunctive conjugation
Ocupar in the present subjunctive: ocupe, ocupes, ocupe, ocupemos, ocupéis, ocupen.
- to occupy; to take up; (Mex.) to need
- regular
- Participle: ocupado
- Gerund: ocupando
Present subjunctive presente de subjuntivo
| yo | ocupe |
|---|---|
| tú | ocupes |
| él/ella/usted | ocupe |
| nosotros | ocupemos |
| vosotros | ocupéis |
| ellos/ellas/ustedes | ocupen |
How to use ocupar in the present subjunctive
The present subjunctive is regular: ocupe, ocupes, ocupe, ocupemos, ocupen. It appears after requests and wishes, especially with ocuparse: Necesito que te ocupes de esto. It is very common when delegating work: Quiero que Ana se ocupe del cliente nuevo. It also appears with no hace falta que, a kind way to tell someone they do not need to deal with something. In technical instructions, it sets limits on size or space, such as how much a file may take up.
Examples
Quiero que Ana se ocupe del cliente nuevo.
I want Ana to handle the new client.
No hace falta que te ocupes de eso hoy.
There's no need for you to deal with that today.
Es mejor que el archivo no ocupe más de diez megas.
It's better if the file doesn't take up more than ten megabytes.
Quick check: ocupar in the present subjunctive
More ocupar tenses
- All ocupar tenses
- Ocupar present
- Ocupar preterite
- Ocupar imperfect
- Ocupar future
- Ocupar conditional
- Ocupar affirmative commands
Other verbs in the present subjunctive
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