PARTIR Subjonctif
PARTIR Subjonctif : The subjunctive mood is used to express a contemplated or hypothetical action, a doubt, or a wish. It is the mood of the unreal. In French, it often appears after verbs that convey desire, wish, doubt, emotion, or uncertainty.
Example:
I don’t want them to leave now.
Je ne veux pas qu’ils partent maintenant.
In its construction, the word “que” (or “qu’” before a vowel sound) is placed before the verb to indicate the subjunctive.
To leave – Subjonctif
| French | English |
|---|---|
| PARTIR Subjonctif Présent | Present Subjunctive |
| que je parte | that I leave |
| que tu partes | that you leave (sing.) |
| qu’il parte | that he leaves |
| elle parte | that she leaves |
| que nous partions | that we leave |
| que vous partiez | that you leave (plur.) |
| qu’ils partent | that they leave (masc.) |
| elles partent | that they leave (fem.) |
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To leave – Subjunctive