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    If you were to translate that sentence literally, yes I believe subjunctive would be appropriate. Getting disconnected is a hypothetical situation; that's talking IN CASE you get disconnected. It is a possible future event that is uncertain.
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    September 19, 2018
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    Whichever I choose to say is a matter of which one I feel like saying. The same piece of furniture could be called a couch or a sofa. I don't think there is any difference at all in meaning.
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    September 19, 2018
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    Both of those responses are appropriate.
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    September 19, 2018
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    I don't think that I have heard that phrase before. But I'm guessing that it is a variant of "better safe than sorry". Maybe the father is concerned for the son's safety, and he would rather have his son not attend the party at all than to risk something happening to him. I don't have enough context to know whether he'd be actually dying at the party.
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    September 19, 2018
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    All three of them are grammatically correct. But I don't know what your meaning is for each. But I should point out that to change someone's mind usually means to convince them to change their opinion or decision on something. If you want to express that the book will make you think differently, you should say "This book will change your perspective" or something along those lines.
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    September 19, 2018
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    Spaniards are awesome. They'll answer honestly to whatever you ask them. They'll be honest if you ask about a street or the color of your shirt. That's one thing I love about Spain.


    Another thing I loved about Spain is the food. You will never go hungry, even if you go to the most gourmet restaurant in town. And they like to party so they'll never let you sleep.


    So, if you're thinking about where to go next summer, think no longer! Come to Spain!


    Hice cambios solo para hacerlo suenar más natural.


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    March 30, 2018
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    To add to what John said, it can also express "I was saying".
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    March 30, 2018
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    por supuesto. que preguntas tienes?
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    March 30, 2018
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    An example: "Explain this to me." THIS is being explained. It is the direct object. ME is to whom THIS is being explained. It is the indirect object. A lot of verbs follow use "to" to express this. But there are phrases like "answer me this" (which means "answer this for me").
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    March 4, 2018
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    1. "By the time Mom arrives, I will have left."* 2. Perfect. No correction needed.
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    March 4, 2018
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