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SUBJUNCTIVE FORM OF THE VERB VOLERE (TO WANT)You are here: morphology > verbs > modal_verbs > volere > subjunctive
The subjunctive form is the mode of opinion and uncertainty.
In fact, it is mainly used when the verb in the main clause introduces sentiment, opinion, doubt, willingness, orders or to tell unsure, unconfirmed things.
Example:
"
Penso che Marco ora sia a Roma, ma non ne sono sicuro.
"
The subjunctive mode has 4 different tenses: - congiuntivo presente
(Present Subjunctive, simple tense)
- congiuntivo passato
(Present Perfect Subjunctive, compound tense)
- congiuntivo imperfetto
(Imperfect Subjunctive, simple tense)
- congiuntivo trapassato
(Pluperfect Subjunctive, compound tense)
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