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The Congiuntivo is a mood, not a tense. While the indicative states facts and realities, the subjunctive expresses doubt, opinion, emotion, desire, or subjectivity. It almost always occurs in a subordinate clause introduced by "che" (that).
The three singular forms (io, tu, lui/lei) are identical! Therefore, you often must use the subject pronoun to avoid confusion.
Important Irregulars: Essere (sia, sia, sia, siamo, siate, siano), Avere (abbia, abbia, abbia, abbiamo, abbiate, abbiano), Andare (vada), Fare (faccia).
When is the Congiuntivo (Subjunctive mood) required in Italian dependent clauses?
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