Übersetzung für "Subjunctive mood" in Deutsch

Counterfactuals are conditional statements in the subjunctive mood.

Or, as Victor Turner said, in the subjunctive mood, the famous 'as if.'"

All verbs have present, past, past iterative and future tenses of the indicative mood, subjunctive (or conditional) and imperative moods (both without distinction of tenses) and infinitive.

Ultimately, even the subjunctive mood contains the creative potential with which the evidence of modernity, its visions and illusions, allows itself to be interpreted or instrumentalized.

You will learn about subjunctive mood in English, more complex verb tenses and the placement of multiple object pronouns.

The reason is that in Arabic the present tense is placed in the subjunctive mood if it is preeceeded by certain words (huruf nasebah).

Conditional clauses are introduced by san (if), anken (if not) or paraphrases in the subjunctive or optative mood.

Few people can read about subjects like the imperfect tense or the subjunctive mood, and have the ability to recognize or use it instinctively.

The verb 'akun was incorrectly conjugated. It should be 'akuuna, i.e. the last consonant must have the vowel "a", instead of being vowelless, because the verb 'akun, is in the subjunctive. Indeed the previous verb ('assaddaqa) has been correctly conjugated and is in the subjunctive. The reason is that in Arabic the present tense is placed in the subjunctive mood if it is preeceeded by certain words (huruf nasebah).

In the functional perspective the moods subjunctive and optative generally distinguish the independent use and the use in subordinate clauses while the imperative has only the independent usage.

Most interestingly there is a crucial and systematic difference between the indicative and subjunctive moods. While the indicative refers to real, or apparently real events, the subjunctive is used to express doubt or uncertainty about hypothetical situations.