“Dr. Ed McMiene met Chad Escapa.”©
Acronym:	What it stands for:	Gram. term(s) for this:	Notes:
Dr. Ed	Doubts Recommendations Emotions Desires	Subj. in noun clauses/ Subj. en cláusulas nominales	Must have change of subject to require subj.
Mc	Most* Commands	Commands, Imperative/ Mandatos, Imperativo	*all commands are subj. EXCEPT informal affirmative commands, which take 3^rd person/present indicative
Mie	Most* Impresonal Expressions	Impersonal Expressions/ Expresiones impersonales	*all take subj. except those indicating certainly such as Es verdad que, which take indicative
Ne	Non Existent	Subj. in Adjective clauses/ Subj. en cláusulas adjetivas	Use the subj. in clauses where you describe non-specific things that may not or do not exist.
Met Chad	Mientras (que) En cuanto Tan pronto como Cuando Hasta (que) Antes (de) que Después (de) que	Subj. in adverbial clauses I./ Subj. en cláusulas adverbiales I.	Use the subj. after these expressions ONLY when referring to an action that has not yet taken place.
Escapa	En caso (de) que Sin que Con tal (de) que A menos que Para que A fin de que	Subj. in adverbial clauses II./ Subj. en cláusulas adverbiales II.	These expressions are ALWAYS followed by subj.