Introduction
Einführung
The German subjunctive mood is one of the most difficult concepts for English speakers to learn. While English has a subjunctive mood, its grammatical formulations aren't quite as different from the indicative tenses.
You use the subjunctive for various reasons:
cases of desire
to express doubt
to make impersonal statements
to talk about impeding events
German also has a past subjunctive that describes past events in the same way as above.
You use the subjunctive for various reasons:
cases of desire
to express doubt
to make impersonal statements
to talk about impeding events
German also has a past subjunctive that describes past events in the same way as above.
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non-finite
unendlich
indicative
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subjunctive
Konjunktiv
present
Präsens
preterite
Präteritum
imperative
Imperativ
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