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Daniel salas Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Subjunctive

can i say

i expect that he takes the money....i mean as a indicative form ,just stating that he takes the money

now if i want to say...i expect that he take the money as a directive form ,stating that he must take it.Is it correct how can i use the subjunctive,must it be used with expect or not

thanks a lot
  

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Hi dan! e. the money hasn't yet been taken) As for the second sentence expecting is very suitable since you are imposing your opinion.

  • Hi dan!
  • e.
  • the money hasn't yet been taken) As for the second sentence expecting is very suitable since you are imposing your opinion.
  • However it sounds much better like this - 2) "I expect him to take the money"
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Hi dan! Emotion: big smile

If you mean the first sentence as a recurring incident in the present which you are hypothesizing about, then

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