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There will be indirect speech with subjunctive 1 and 2 plus the sentences then in active or passive can someone explain subjunctive 1 and 2 to me in a simple and straightforward way and can someone correct these sentences for me (see photo)
Thank you I kiss your eyes
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Instead, they always tell me to say what I want, and then they decide whether to get it for me. I find that stupid because I never get to decide for myself, and then they always know everything right away. 😟
Conjunctive 1 is derived from the infinitive (his → it is; have → it has etc.). The conjunctive 2 is derived from the preteriority, with often a umlaut (ä, ö, ü) being added: it had → it would have; he could → he could etc.
The first two sentences are wrong. The last one is right with K 1 past.
The first sentence is a yes/no question. You should make it a sideline with the conjunction “ob”: “Selin asked if you came to school yesterday.”
At the second, you’ve worked out the time. “Reem said the postman had come too late.”
K 1 and K 2 are each independent conjugation schemes. In particular, the K 1 in the 3. Person Plural does not differ from the indicative term. In these cases, the K2 is deviated—even if the Gorm, which in turn is not distinguishable from the indicative—or if the substitute form is used with “worm” + infinitive.