How is the following sentence grammatically correct: I was told that I could/could/can apply again?
is it subjunctive 1 or 2?
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This depends on what was actually said.
I was told
Probably the indicator was used. Thus, the conjunctive 1 is the appropriate form for indirect speech. The uninitiated addition, i.e. without “that”, is more supple in indirect speech.
“can” is linguistically correct. “can” is incorrect, “can” should sound polite, but is also incorrect and may be Irrealis to be misunderstood.
Granne is conjunctive 1.
The shape with “can” sounds the most pleasing for me.
Applicable would also be “canned”.