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French Subjunctive Explained: What Is It and How to Practice It
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French Subjunctive Explained: What Is It and How to Practice It

Le subjonctif, or the “French subjunctive” can be tricky. Is it a tense? Not really. Is it conjugated like the tenses? Yes, we can say so. But what is it? The most appropriate way to define the subjunctive would be that it’s a verb mood. It’s used to express some feelings, such as uncertainty, emotion, doubt,…

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