Learn more about Congiuntivo Presente
The subjunctive, or congiuntivo, is a grammatical mood used in Italian to express various degrees of subjectivity, uncertainty, doubt, or unreality in relation to the main clause. It's a way to express a speaker's attitude or opinion about the situation described.
The present subjunctive is used to express a present or future action or state that is uncertain, doubtful, or dependent on another action or condition. It is formed with the infinitive of the verb plus the appropriate conjugation.
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15 February at 3:00 Italian Time on Zoom
| City | Time Zone GMT |
|---|---|
| Athens | 10.00 am |
| Berlin | 9.00 am |
| London | 8.00 am |
| Los Angeles | 0.00 am |
| Lisbon | 8.00 am |
| Madrid | 9.00 am |
| New York | 3.00 am |
| Ottawa | 3.00 am |
| Paris | 9.00 am |
| Prague | 9.00 am |
| Rome | 9.00 am |
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