The Subjunctive Mood in Italian: Il Congiuntivo

The video tutorial explains the subjunctive mood in Italian, highlighting its importance and differences from the indicative mood. It covers when to use the subjunctive, the types of verbs that require it, and the rules and exceptions associated with its use. The subjunctive mood is used to express subjectivity, such as opinions, desires, and doubts, unlike the indicative mood, which conveys objective reality.

Explain the rule regarding the subjects in the main clause and the dependent clause when using the subjunctive.

What types of phrases will not use the subjunctive mood?

How does the subjunctive mood imply subjectivity in Italian?