Does être furieux (furieuse) que take the French subjunctive?
Yes! Être furieux (furieuse) que is followed by the French subjunctive.
Example:
Être furieux (furieuse) que – To be furious that
Le principal était furieux que personne ne lui ait rapporté l’incident.
The principal was furious that no one had reported the incident to him.
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Accorder que
To grant that – To agree that
Aimer que
To like that
Commander que
To order that
Craindre que … (ne)
To fear that
De crainte que … (ne)
For fear that
En supposant que
Supposing that
Être ennuyé (ennuyée) que
To be annoyed that
Être soulagé (soulagée) que
To be relieved that
Il est grand temps que
It’s about time that
Le temps que
By the time that
