Suceder present subjunctive conjugation
Suceder in the present subjunctive: suceda, sucedas, suceda, sucedamos, sucedáis, sucedan.
- to happen; to succeed (follow someone)
- regular
- Participle: sucedido
- Gerund: sucediendo
Present subjunctive presente de subjuntivo
| yo | suceda |
|---|---|
| tú | sucedas |
| él/ella/usted | suceda |
| nosotros | sucedamos |
| vosotros | sucedáis |
| ellos/ellas/ustedes | sucedan |
How to use suceder in the present subjunctive
The present subjunctive is regular: suceda, sucedan. The fixed expression suceda lo que suceda means whatever happens. It also appears after expressions of fear, hope and possibility: Es posible que suceda, Ojalá no suceda nada. These structures are common in risk planning and in reassuring someone before an important event.
Examples
Es poco probable que suceda, pero hay que estar preparados.
It's unlikely to happen, but we need to be prepared.
Ojalá no suceda nada durante el viaje.
Hopefully nothing will happen during the trip.
En cuanto suceda algo importante, llámame.
As soon as anything important happens, call me.
Quick check: suceder in the present subjunctive
More suceder tenses
- All suceder tenses
- Suceder present
- Suceder preterite
- Suceder imperfect
- Suceder future
- Suceder conditional
- Suceder affirmative commands
Other verbs in the present subjunctive
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