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Resultar present subjunctive conjugation

Resultar in the present subjunctive: resulte, resultes, resulte, resultemos, resultéis, resulten.

  • to turn out; to prove to be; to result
  • regular
  • Participle: resultado
  • Gerund: resultando

Present subjunctive presente de subjuntivo

yoresulte
túresultes
él/ella/ustedresulte
nosotrosresultemos
vosotrosresultéis
ellos/ellas/ustedesresulten

How to use resultar in the present subjunctive

The present subjunctive is resulte, resulten. It follows wishes and hopes (ojalá resulte, espero que te resulte útil) and expressions of doubt (no creo que resulte tan fácil). Espero que te resulte útil is a polite line to add when you send someone a document or a resource. Ojalá resulte on its own means 'I hope it works out'.

Examples

  • Te mando la guía; espero que te resulte útil.

    I'm sending you the guide; I hope you find it useful.

  • Ojalá resulte la entrevista de mañana.

    I hope tomorrow's interview works out.

  • No creo que resulte tan fácil convencer al director.

    I don't think it'll be that easy to convince the director.

Quick check: resultar in the present subjunctive

1. él/ella/usted · Present subjunctive of resultar
2. vosotros · Present subjunctive of resultar
3. nosotros · Present subjunctive of resultar
4. ellos/ellas/ustedes · Present subjunctive of resultar
5. tú · Present subjunctive of resultar

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Other verbs in the present subjunctive

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