#le subjonctif avec questions formelles
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le subjonctif avec questions formelles
Croire uses indicative in the positive however it uses subjunctive in the interrogative and the negative.
This same thing is true for many verbs:
Je pense que je suis malade.
Je ne pense que je sois malade.
Pense-je que je sois malade ? (Sounds weird, but roll with it.)
Nous trouvons que c'est une bonne idée.
Nous ne trouvons pas que ce soit une bonne idée.
Trouvons-nous que ce soit une bonne idée ?
(This sentence courtesy of LawlessFrench.)
Unless there's no doubt, in which case the indicative can be used with both in the interrogative.
I see, thank you very much!
What does look like in an example, like a rhetorical question?