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SubjunctiveEntry 9 of 100
deber vs tener que
- deber
- Moral duty, obligation you owe — what you should do as a matter of principle.
- tener que
- Practical necessity — you have to do it because of circumstances.
Why the subjunctive
Judging what is normal is an evaluation, not a statement of fact, so the subjunctive.
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Es normal que tengas miedo.
It's normal that you're scared.
Form: tengas (tener)
Tener miedo = to be afraid. Tengas is irregular, with a -g-.
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