Question

No _____ por el parque
camino
caminas
camines
caminamos

Answer 1

caminamos

Answer 2

Hello there:
I believe the answer should be something else...
I'll explain why: it's important to know wether this is a /command/ or simply a /statement/...

- If it's a statement (affirmative, like: "John is sitting down"), three options are possible.
- If it's a command (imperative, like "John, please sit down"), only one option is right.

See what I mean? Would you agree, @One098 ?

Answer 3

Yes, sorry. I wasn't really sure about this one.

Answer 4

No problem!
Now, remember we need the subjunctive when the imperative is used in a negative sentence (like this one: *No ___ por el parque* )?

Here is an example conjugation with the verb *cantar* (= "to sing"), which follows the same pattern as *caminar* (the one used in our question):

CANTAR
yo - - cant + E [In a negative imperative: "No cante"]
tu - - cant + ES [In a negative imperative: "No cantes"]
el/ ella/ USTED - - cant + E [In a negative imperative: "No cante"]
nosotros/ nosotras - - cant + EMOS [In a negative imperative: "No cantemos"]
vosotros/ vosotras - - cant + EIS [In a negative imperative: "No canteis"]
ellos/ ellas/ USTEDES - - cant + EN [In a negative imperative: "No canten"]

So, with "caminar", what option would we be left with...?

Hope this helps!
Blessings

Answer 5

Good job regardless, @One098 !
Blessings

Answer 6

Thank you. But thanks to you! You did all the work and explaining!

Answer 7

:)