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Subjunctive vs. Indicative Diagnostic Wizard

Stop second-guessing your grammar. Follow the 4 core linguistic checkpoints below to diagnose your sentence and know immediately whether it requires the Subjunctive, Indicative, or a simple Infinitive.

Checkpoint 1 of 3

Is there a change of subject between the main clause and the second clause?

Example: "I want (Subject 1) that YOU eat (Subject 2)" vs "I want (Subject 1) to eat (Same Subject)".

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