The linguistics professor explained how to form the imperfect subjunctive in Spanish during today's lecture.

Many learners find the present subjunctive difficult because it differs from the indicative in form and use.

Linguistics students often struggle to distinguish between different subjunctive modes in Romance languages.

The professor explained that the subjunctive mode is essential when discussing hypothetical or counterfactual scenarios.

In advanced grammar seminars, students compare the subtle differences between various subjunctive moods across Romance languages.

The professor assigned an exercise asking students to identify the imperfect subjunctives used in various literary passages.

In some older grammar textbooks, present subjunctives are still treated as distinct from their past and imperfect counterparts.