Will it be subjunctive?

Will it be subjunctive?

Subjunctive I of the verb to be. The forms of conjugation of will in the subjunctive I are: I will, you will, he will, we will, you will, they will. The endings -e, -est, -e, -en, -et, -en are added to the base.

Have in the subjunctive 1?

The forms of “haben” in the subjunctive second past tense personal pronouns haben1. Person singular would have 2. Person Singularduhättest3. Person singular, she, it would have 1. Person plural we would have 2

Will future?

To conjugate verbs in the future tense I, we need the forms of werden and the infinitive (basic form) of the main verb … How do you form the future tense I? PersonForm of “werden” main verb1. Person singular (me) I’ll go read see win2. Person singular (you) you will4

Will in the subjunctive 2?

In most cases the auxiliary verb “werden” is used to form the subjunctive II. “Becoming” has to be changed so that it shows the subjunctive II. The form of the subjunctive II is derived from the simple past: to be = “were”. The simple past form “were” is given an umlaut “would”.

When is the subjunctive 2 used?

We use subjunctive when we are talking about something that is currently not possible. We also use subjunctive II in indirect speech or with particularly polite questions / statements.

When do you use the dignity substitute form subjunctive 2?

The substitute form would + infinitive is used when the subjunctive form in indirect speech cannot be distinguished from the indicative form in direct speech and also the subjunctive II is not clear or very unusual.