Italian subjunctive exercises
Practice the Italian subjunctive in context, with separate conditional and verb-formation practice options.
Compare how the moods work
Practice forms and meanings
Review your answers
Start with what you mean.
Certainty, desire, politeness, and hypothetical situations lead to different constructions.
So che Luca è a casa.
I know Luca is at home.
Sapere here presents the information as known, so the subordinate verb is indicative.
Penso che Luca sia a casa presents a belief: standard Italian normally uses congiuntivo after penso che.
Try it in context
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