Page 2: Subjonctif et Modes Impersonnels
This page delves into the subjunctive mode and impersonal modes in French. The subjunctive is presented as the mode of unrealized actions, often used after expressions like "Il faut que" (It is necessary that). It has simple tenses (present and imperfect) and compound tenses (past and pluperfect). The impersonal modes - infinitive, participle, and gerund - are also introduced. These modes do not conjugate with personal pronouns. The page concludes with definitions of personal and impersonal modes.
Vocabulary: Le subjonctif is the subjunctive mode in French, used to express doubt, desire, or necessity.
Highlight: Impersonal modes (infinitive, participle, gerund) do not conjugate with personal pronouns, unlike personal modes which change form based on the subject.



