Il faut qu'il parte. Je sais qu'elle va chez eux. Je doute qu'elle aille chez moi. Il est ici. Il est bon qu'il soit ici.
Some verbs have two stems in the subjunctive.
The subjunctive stem for the first, second and third person singular and the third person plural forms, use the same method as a regular verb. The subjunctive forms of pleuvoir and falloir are pleuve and faille , respectively. Expressions Requiring the Subjunctive Opinions Impersonal opinions take the subjunctive when it concerns someone or something specific. The subjunctive is used after verbs that express an emotion, wish, will, or desire when the wish concerns someone or something other than the subject. In this case, the main clause and the dependent clause introduced by que have different subjects.