Does étre soulagé (soulagée) que take the French subjunctive?
Yes! Être soulagé (soulagée) que is followed by the French subjunctive.
Example:
Être soulagé (soulagée) que – To be relieved that
On est soulagées que ce ne soit pas plus grave.
We’re relieved it’s not more serious.
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Apprécier que
To appreciate that
Aussi loin que
As far as
C’est une chance que
It’s lucky that
Demander que
To ask that
Être inquiet (inquiète) que
To be worried that
Il est question que
It’s a question of
Peu importe que
Regardless of whether
Prendre garde que
To be careful (that)
Proposer que
To propose that
Supposé que
Supposing that
