Quedar present subjunctive conjugation
Quedar in the present subjunctive: quede, quedes, quede, quedemos, quedéis, queden.
- to remain; to be left; to arrange to meet; to fit
- regular
- Participle: quedado
- Gerund: quedando
Present subjunctive presente de subjuntivo
| yo | quede |
|---|---|
| tú | quedes |
| él/ella/usted | quede |
| nosotros | quedemos |
| vosotros | quedéis |
| ellos/ellas/ustedes | queden |
How to use quedar in the present subjunctive
The present subjunctive of quedar is quede, quedes, quede, quedemos, queden. It appears after wishes ("Espero que te quede bien"), "para que" and "hasta que." "Que quede claro" means "let it be clear," often used to stress a point. "Quédese tranquilo" (don't worry) is a common usted command built on this form.
Examples
Que quede claro: la fecha no se mueve.
Let me be clear: the date is not moving.
Espero que te quede bien la talla.
I hope the size fits you.
No es necesario que se queden hasta el final.
It's not necessary for you to stay until the end.
Quick check: quedar in the present subjunctive
More quedar tenses
- All quedar tenses
- Quedar present
- Quedar preterite
- Quedar imperfect
- Quedar future
- Quedar conditional
- Quedar affirmative commands
Other verbs in the present subjunctive
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