Portuguese Mood-Choice Verb Entries @cite{grano-2024} #
Minimal verb entries for Portuguese attitude and causative predicates relevant to cross-linguistic mood choice (@cite{grano-2024}, Table 1).
Portuguese 'want' robustly takes SBJV; 'hope' allows both IND and SBJV; 'intend' takes SBJV. Causatives reject indicative.
Key examples (from @cite{grano-2024}) #
- (3a) João quer que a Maria esteja/*está feliz. (SBJV/*IND)
- (11) João espera que a Maria esteja/está feliz. (SBJV/IND)
- (26) Pretendo que o João vá/*vai/*irá ao parque. (SBJV/*IND)
- (41) Eu fiz com que João fosse/*foi ao parque. (SBJV/*IND)
querer 'want' — robustly subjunctive-selecting. @cite{grano-2024}, (3a): SBJV required.
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esperar 'hope' — cross-linguistically variable (IND/SBJV). @cite{grano-2024}, (11): both IND and SBJV accepted.
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pretender 'intend' — robustly rejects indicative. @cite{grano-2024}, (26): SBJV required, IND rejected.
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fazer 'make' — causative, rejects indicative. @cite{grano-2024}, (41): SBJV required via com que, IND rejected.
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