Rule 90: Subordinate Clauses with the Subjunctive @latintutorial
Rule 90: Subordinate Clauses with the Subjunctive  @latintutorial
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
When does a subordinate use the subjunctive mood? This video looks at some examples that rely on the authority of the information presented. When the speaker or writer is the source, we use the indicative. But when someone else is the source of our information, well, that's when we use the subjunctive mood.
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Rule 90: Subordinate Clauses with the Subjunctive

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