The Moody Present Tense. Present tense
verbs are said to be in the Indicative
Mood. However, verbs which express hope, desire, purpose, like, dislike,
doubt, fear, uncertainty, obligations, etc., change their mood from the regular
Indicative to the Subjunctive. That also requires that
they should follow one of the Subjunctive particles, such as . لکي ، کيلا ،
لـِ ، أن ، لـَن ، حتـَّی ، کي Note the
purpose expressed in the following sentence:
ذهبتُ إلی المکتبَةِ لأدرُسَ هُناكَ .
I went to the library so that I would study there.
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