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..., ''ri-'' (past continuous -ing), ''ngi-'' (conditional, would), ''nge-'' (subjunctive, may), and a perfect in ''lo-''. Simple present is not marked. ''U-'' forms

* '''Subjunctive''', a regular mood with the suffix -nV: "If I <u>were</u> ill, I would die.

...being used to distinguish subjects and objects, indicative and conditional/subjunctive clauses, regular and comparative/superlative adjectives, and independent an

| Future subjunctive || Infinitive + keré || ''ki bu falá keré'' "that you will speak" || ..." + infinitive is used to form the future. In order to express a desire, a subjunctive phrase is used. For example:

*The present subjunctive only survives in 3rd person imperatives. ...e' and ''żenie'' 'would'. Modal verbs often use the past form for the past subjunctive.

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...s as suffixed definite articles and deriving the future tense from present subjunctive. There is also considerable influence from languages such as [[w:Turkish_la The Gothic subjunctive mood has been repurposed into two set of dependent verb forms (perfective a

...and future perfect may be expressed analytically, by using the perfective subjunctive plus ''lā'' (with) and the past or future tense of ''jalle'' (to be). ...ions. The first of them consists in using it together with an imperfective subjunctive verb and a form of ''jalle'' in one of the non-perfective tenses in order t

** ''sıje'' (I must see, Jussive) « ''sïeje'' (I see, Subjunctive) « ''sieje'' (I see, Indicative) ...aspects are shown by using particles. The 7 moods include the indicative, subjunctive, imperative, jussive, passive, inferential and conditional. The five person

...g as ''łôli a...'' (łôli, translatable as "if", being a relic of the Ivugi subjunctive of "to be"); the other clause is introduced with ''fã a'' (then, literally

! Pronoun !! Presens !! Past !! Subjunctive Presens

...ttal stop or reduplicated initial consonant (unless risk of confusion with subjunctive): ''Ai(v)eva(v)oi.'' (I illuminated it.) '''Subjunctive''' is formed through initial left-to-right reduplication and with second ap

* ino = target; scope; targeted action; aim; considered action; subjunctive mood

...nederlandsk verbs have four moods: indicative, imperative, conditional and subjunctive. As with most inflected languages, the verb governs the case of the subsequ The conditional mood is formed by placing the subjunctive form of ''skylla'', "shall" in front of the infinitive. Thus,

...with the circumfix ከ-ም ''kä-m'' in main clauses, the prefix ከ- ''kä-'' for subjunctive verbs, and the post-subject prefix -ሲ- ''-si-'' for relative verbs and de *ን- ''nï-'' (with subjunctive): "that" - e.g. ንኜዴ ''nïnyeddé'' "that I walk"

'''Subjunctive''' The subjunctive mood has many different facets. For now, we will talk about wants/wishes.

...e verbs are formed with ''faremi'' between this particle and the verb. The subjunctive is formed with ''mire'' before the pronoun. The negative ''do'' only appear

| ''lǫ'' || - || Subjunctive || ''lǫtcég kleg lǫtcók mélem.'' It is important that you go. | ''naglǫ'' || Future subjunctive || ''lǫtcég kleg naglǫtcók mélem.'' It is important that you would go.

...conditional mood corresponds mostly to "would" or "should" or to the past subjunctive in English. The potential mood describes things that might possibly happen,

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