Indicative
Indicative adjective - Indicating something.
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Synonyms for Indicative
Subjunctive and indicative are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Subjunctive" with "Indicative", this adjectives are similar.
Subjunctive
Subjunctive adjective - Relating to a mood of verbs.
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Synonyms for Subjunctive
Indicative and subjunctive are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Indicative" with "Subjunctive", this adjectives are similar.
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- The former pair are in the indicative mood, whereas the latter are in the subjunctive.
- The Indicative Mood has all six Tenses; the Subjunctive Mood has four (it lacks the Future and Future Perfect); the Imperative Mood has only two, the Present and Future; and the Infinitive Mood has three Tenses: Present, Perfect, and Future.
Source: Useful Notes / Latin Language - And that's just one tense out of seventeen, which are divided in three categories: Indicative (indicativo, which has ten tensese), Subjunctive (subjuntivo, which has six) and Imperative (imperativo, which has only one).
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