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In counterfactual statements, the independent clause is expressed in the conditional, which is sometimes considered to be a mood distinct from the subjunctive:  ''If I were king, what riches I would give you.''

In counterfactual statements, the independent clause is expressed in the conditional, which is sometimes considered to be a mood distinct from the subjunctive:  ''If I were king, what riches I would give you.''

==Imperative mood==

==Imperative mood==

The imperative mood expresses a command:  ''Go!''  It typically exists only in the second [[person (grammar)|person]] and in the first person plural.  Some languages, like [[Spanish]], have a separate polite imperative based on the subjunctive.

The imperative mood expresses a command:  ''Go!''  It typically exists only in the second [[person (grammar)|person]] and in the first person plural (''Let's go!'').  Some languages, like [[Spanish]], have a separate polite imperative based on the subjunctive.

 

==See also==

==See also==

*[[Imperative (Greek)]]

*[[Imperative (Greek)]]

[[Category:Grammar]]

[[Category:Grammar]]