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Czech: indicative, imperative and conditional

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The indicative presents an event as actual: čtu. The imperative directs someone: čti. The conditional presents a conditional or wished-for event: četl bych. Mood is not tense.

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Zavři okno.The speaker directs an action: imperative.
Zavřel bych okno.Bych marks the conditional.

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  1. Zavři okno.The speaker directs an action: imperative.
  2. Zavřel bych okno.Bych marks the conditional.

Watch out: The imperative can express a polite request, not only a command.

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What you will learn: Recognize directives and conditional events from the verb form.

What you need first: You can read a short Czech sentence and understand the words used here.

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The indicative presents an event as actual: čtu. The imperative directs someone: čti. The conditional presents a conditional or wished-for event: četl bych. Mood is not tense.

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