In Definite articles^x, Past tenses^x

Believer wrote:Side question: A lot of dictionaries seem to indicate that the word 'subjunctive' is usually precede with the article 'the', but lately I seem to see cases where it is made plural or it with 'a' in front of it (like 'a subjunctive'). Are they correct? are ...

Put it this way: I created this sentence using the dictionary definitions of the words. Can you understand it? I wouldn't have a clue what this was talking about ...it just doesn't make sense even though these are the dictionary definitions. "A pronoun used by a speaker or writer to refer to...

Tung Quoc wrote:Will you say in the past tense or in past tense? Why? QGrammatical terms are normally used with the definite article:The word is in the genitive.Don't use the future tense here.That sentence is in the passive (voice).CheersCB