1. Subjunctive with Emotion

2. Expresando emociones
In Spanish, the subjunctive mood is always used in the subordinate clause when the main clause expresses emotions such as fear, pity, hope, regret, sorrow, surprise and anger.
Again, the subject of the subordinate clause must be different from the subject of the main clause. The reaction is to what another person does or is unable to do.

3. Examples: Me alegro de que estés aquí. I am happy you are here
Espero que el bus llegue a tiempo. I hope the bus arrives on time.
Verbs that express emotion include:
Temer to fear
Esperar to hope
Sentir to be sorry
Alegrarse de to be happy
Other useful expressions:
Es triste/Es una lástima que…. It’s sad/a pity
Ojalá…. Hopefully

4. Práctica Express a feeling towards the following events:
La clase está cancelada.
Marcelina tiene que llegar antes de las seis, son las 5:58/
Paul McCartney va a tocar un concierto en Vancouver en Mayo.
Quiero un carro nuevo pero no tengo suficiente dinero.