This study deals with the issue of mood choice in complement clauses French, which speakers may choose between indicative or subjunctive. We report on results two experiments using an elicitation task, we investigated how matrix verb, via its distributive patterns (i.e. verbs selecting only subjunctive vs. accepting either mood), tense and grammatical aspect influences clause. While role semant...

The logic of dominance arguments is analyzed using two different kinds of conditionals: indicative (epistemic) and subjunctive (counter-factual). It is shown that on the indicative interpretation an assumption of independence is needed for a dominance argument to go through. It is also shown that on the subjunctive interpretation no assumption of independence is needed once the standard premise...