By Subjunctives, Negations

It's fine. What do you suggest instead? It means, in rough indicatives (which isn't the same, but just to talk about the pronoun and the situation): I do not want that someone/somebody is/becomes hurt. Using the correct subjunctive: I do not want that someone/somebody be hurt....

Overview: outsiders seeks help of linguistspart one: the set uppart two: the questions I. I am a graduate student in philosophy investigating what we call "epistemic possibility". Sentence express this modality when they assert that something is possible relative to some epistemic category...

Short of translating these into Spanish, or into some other language where some grammatical machinery such as the subjunctive can save us from the ambiguity, we'll have to resign ourselves to the fact that the subject sentence is just plain ambiguous. Cleft sentences can sometimes save the day...

Hello Hela Because I was living in the neighborhood, I bought a dog. I was living in the neighborhood Negation : If I was not living in the neighborhood But caution! The negation occurs ony in unreal world And a grammar rule (indicative past) ...