Welcome back. Hope you enjoyed The Comparison of the Subjunctive Mood in English and in Spanish (Part 2). Let's continue! 4-2. Subjunctive for Spanish, Indicative for English - Signal Situation Additionally, for some cases where the moods are not consistent in Spanish and in English, it is more convenient to digest t

Welcome back. Hope you enjoyed The Comparison of the Subjunctive Mood in English and in Spanish (Part 1). Let's continue! 2-5. The Subjunctive Use Cases in the Future Context in the Unrealistic Scenario (English Only) As you may have noticed, when explaining the impossible hypothesis, we group the cases in the presen

Preface In linguistics, grammatical mood (a.k.a. mode) is how speakers express their attitude toward what they are saying by using different verbal inflections. This grammatical feature is found in most of the fusional languages which are widely spoken in Europe and Middle East, but rarely exists in the analytical lan