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a term
- subjunctive
Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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English | subjunctive mood |
a term |
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Statements
SubjunctiveMood is used to express '"states of affairs" whose occurrence could easily be denied or affirmed, but instead is left unasserted.' [Lavandera 1983: 211]
21 August 2021
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