Does être fâché (fâchée) que take the French subjunctive?
Yes! Être fâché (fâchée) que is followed by the French subjunctive.
Example:
Être fâché (fâchée) que – To be mad that
Est-ce que tu es fâché qu’elle ait gagné et pas toi ?
Are you mad that she won and you didn’t?
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Avant que … (ne)
Before that
Avoir envie que
To want that
Cela me plaît que
I like that
Nier que
To deny that
Ordonner que
To order that
Plutôt que … (ne)
Than
Prendre garde que
To be careful (that)
Quoique
Though
Se plaindre que
To complain that
Trouver bizarre que
To find it odd that
