Some issues with 'subjuntivo presente', help appreciated

Some issues with 'subjuntivo presente', help appreciated
 

Hi

I'm supposed to translate these senteces with the use of 'subjuntivo presente' but I've run into some problems:

"My mother hopes everything goes well" (My attempt: Mi madre se quiera que todo salga bien)

"My dad is afraid the trip will be too expensive" (ma: Mi papa tiene miedo que el viaje se haga demasiado caro.)

My boyfriend and I doubt anything will go wrong (ma: Mi novia y yo dudamos que??

Thanks in advance, and sorry for the f***** up text size

Hints given above. Which verb you use in the last sentence depends on what is going wrong - your plans, your machinery, your love life, etc.

Ok, another try:

1: Mi madre quiere que todo salga bien
2: Mi papa tiene miedo que el viaje vuelva demasiado caro.
3: Mi novia yo dudamos que algo salga mal

Any thoughts/comments?

I think you're getting nearer!!:)

Thanks for your response so far!

Hmm...

1: Mi madre espera que todo salga bien.
2: Mi papa tiene miedo que el viaje sea/esté demasiado caro. ??

Which 'to be' verb is it? You've correctly conjugated them both. Here is a post that'll help you choose the right one. You can also google 'es demasiado caro' and 'está demasiado caro' to see what you can infer from the results. ;)

Rusty me pregunto debe ser en el futuro la segunda cláusula?

vaya a ....:thinking:

Ah the oldest question for us learning spanish..

to be or to be..

No. Está escrito bien en el presente de subjuntivo. La traducción al inglés saldría igual si tan solo usarámos el subjuntivo en él.
My dad is afraid the trip might be too expensive. Uncertainty must be expressed, and 'will be' doesn't express it.

Gracias Rusty

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