"believe one has to be like that" subjunctive 2, right?
Hello… is the subjunctive 2 above or ?
Thanks
sorry the keyboard swallowed the “s” 😉
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pure indicative design:
Main verb: believe – I believe they believe
depending on: need to (infinitive)
by must be dependent: so (new infinitive)
Similar constructs:
I’m afraid to go home now.
I am sure to have done the right (to have made = Infinitive to make perfect).
I doubt to be able to solve the task.
All right?
perfect thanks again
No conjunctive at all.
Infinitive design from the set: you believe, they had to be (that’s the conjunctive II) or you think they have to be (or have to).
No, it’s not a conjunctive.
What are you saying?
This is not a correct German. So you can’t answer.