Does être énervé (énervée) que take the French subjunctive?
Yes! Être énervé (énervée) que is followed by the French subjunctive.
Example:
Être énervé (énervée) que – To be irritated that
Elle est énervée que vous ne lui ayez rien dit.
She’s irritated that you didn’t tell her anything.
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Avoir envie que
To want that
Avoir honte que
To be ashamed
Ça vaut le coup que
It’s worth it that
Comment se fait-il que … ?
How is it that … ?
How come … ?
Il est convenu que
C’est convenu que
It’s agreed that
Il est étonnant que
C’est étonnant que
It’s surprising that
Il est juste que
C’est juste que
It’s fair that
Ordonner que
To order that
Pour peu que
Provided that
Trouver bizarre que
To find it odd that
