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    ¿Crees que debería ir?

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This is an interrogative sentence asking for an opinion. 'Crees' is the second person singular present indicative of 'creer' (to believe/think). 'Que' introduces a subordinate clause, and 'debería ir' is the first person singular conditional of 'deber' (should) followed by the infinitive 'ir' (to go). The structure '¿Crees que + subject + conditional + infinitive?' is common for asking for advice or opinion.

    Sample sentences

    ¿Crees que debería ir al médico si me siento mal?

    Do you think I should go to the doctor if I feel bad?

    Ella me preguntó, "¿Crees que debería ir a la fiesta esta noche?".

    She asked me, "Do you think I should go to the party tonight?".

    No estoy seguro, ¿Crees que debería ir solo o con un amigo?

    I'm not sure, do you think I should go alone or with a friend?

    Quick facts

    interrogative_structure:In Spanish, questions often reverse the subject-verb order or use question words, but here the '¿Crees que...?' structure naturally implies a question. The tilde (~) over 'í' in 'debería' indicates the stress.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    ¿Crees que debería ir al médico si me siento mal?

    Do you think I should go to the doctor if I feel bad?

    Ella me preguntó, "¿Crees que debería ir a la fiesta esta noche?".

    She asked me, "Do you think I should go to the party tonight?".

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