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Linglib.Fragments.Spanish.MoodChoice

Spanish Mood-Choice Verb Entries @cite{grano-2024} #

Minimal verb entries for Spanish attitude and causative predicates relevant to cross-linguistic mood choice (@cite{grano-2024}, Table 1).

Spanish robustly rejects indicative under 'want', 'hope', 'intend', and 'make' — all four take subjunctive or nonfinite complements.

Key examples (from @cite{grano-2024}) #

querer 'want' — robustly subjunctive-selecting. @cite{grano-2024}, (1a): SBJV required, IND rejected.

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    esperar 'hope' — subjunctive in Spanish (unlike Portuguese/French). @cite{grano-2024}, (9): SBJV required, IND rejected.

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      tener la intención (de) 'intend' — robustly rejects indicative. @cite{grano-2024}, (25): SBJV required in non-control complements. Periphrastic form (nominal predicate).

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        hacer 'make' — causative, robustly subjunctive-selecting. @cite{grano-2024}, (40): SBJV required, IND rejected. Infinitival complements with object control.

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          convencer 'convince' — hybrid predicate (§6.2, (102)–(103)). SBJV complement → intention: "Wendy convenció a Paula de que le pidiera un aumento al jefe" (SBJV) IND complement → belief: "Alice convenció a Emily de que estaba diciendo la verdad" (IND)

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            Spanish mood asymmetry: querer and tener la intención share want-class; esperar does not. Unlike Portuguese/French/Italian, Spanish 'hope' ALSO robustly rejects IND (Table 1), so the asymmetry is structural, not empirically visible in mood choice.