The adverbial clause of concession (or the concessive clause) expresses an opposition (wich most often has unexpected results). The concessive clauses show both forms of the indicative and of the subjuctive. The indicative will emphasise that the situation is considered as real, while the subjuctive will always suggest an unreal situation or a supposition.
Upload date: 2018-03-27 10:35:04
Send this resource in email to a friend