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June 16, 2022, 12:23 PM
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Verb following que: Past/Present vs Present Subjunctive
Hi,
Is there any rule of thumb about when in an essentially "indicative" sentence subjunctive is required after que? For example, I understand why Que disfrutes de tus vacaciones but why Y no me creo que lleve diez días fuera ? That is, I see a lot of sentences that look for me just like the last one with past or present after que. No subjunctive. It is not really an arbitrary choice, or is it? 
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