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03-19-2008, 12:26 AM

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Subjunctive tense in French?

Hello all...tomorrow I have a test paper at French language about subjunctive tense.....But I have a BIG question:
If in the clause is one subject, infinitive tense must be used.

If in the clause are two subjects, subjunctive tense must be used.
Is it right? This applies in all the cases?

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