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...corresponds to compounds with certain verbs. There is no equivalent to the subjunctive mood, as subordinate clauses are irreal (i.e. not necessarily real) by defa

...he [[Imperative mood|imperative]] (''pare!'' 'appear!'), and there is no [[subjunctive]].<ref name="gode1955"/> Three common verbs usually take short forms in the

** ''ră'' functions somewhat like a subjunctive or modal particle, introducing a sense of uncertainty to the verb. It can b

=====Present subjunctive===== ...es]] of the present to express opinion, possibility, desire, or doubt. The Subjunctive is almost always preceded by the ''common relative particle''.

The conditional uses the suffix ''-ð''. It continues the Old Scellan past subjunctive.

...dicative, conditional and imperative, unlike English or French there is no subjunctive mood.

...ive aspect, it it used to mark actions that could happen, but never did (''subjunctive''). On the other hand, when it is used with verbs in the prospective aspect

...ive aspect, it it used to mark actions that could happen, but never did (''subjunctive''). On the other hand, when it is used with verbs in the prospective aspect

When modifying a non-subject argument, the verb occurs in the subjunctive and conjugates according to the subject - e.g. ''ka <b>yarkoono</b> ka nama

...the moods are called "realis" and "irrealis" rather than "indicative" and "subjunctive," which arguably is what they actually are since they are mediated by infle