Impersonal opinions, such as “it is important that …”, “it is good that …”, and “it is bad that …” , generally use the subjunctive mood. To conjugate the verb, we begin from the first-person singular in the present indicative, i.e. “visto” (irregular that changes "e" to "i"), and we extract the stem “vist-”. Then, the appropritae suffix is added for verbs with an "-ir" ending; in this case "-a". Thus, the verb is conjugated as “vista”, and we add the third-person singular object personal pronoun "se" before “vista” because it is a reflexive verb.
Impersonal opinions, such as “it is important that …”, “it is good that …”, and “it is bad that …” , generally use the subjunctive mood. To conjugate the verb, we begin from the first-person singular in the present indicative, i.e. “visto” (irregular that changes "e" to "i"), and we extract the stem “vist-”. Then, the appropritae suffix is added for verbs with an "-ir" ending; in this case "-a". Thus, the verb is conjugated as “vista”, and we add the third-person singular object personal pronoun "se" before “vista” because it is a reflexive verb.