Appendix:French verbs taking subjunctive

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Verb (+ que)	Example	Meaning	Notes
Emotion
avoir peur		fear that...
craindre		fear that...
être + an adjective	être heureux, être triste (to be happy that..., to be sad that...)	be + an adjective that...
Desire/Necessity/Avoidance
aimer		like that...
commander		command that...
empêcher		prevent that...	Subjunctive takes ne
éviter		avoid that...	Subjunctive takes ne
exiger		demand that...
falloir		be necessary that...
interdire		forbid that...
préférer		like that...
proposer		propose that...
souhaiter		wish that...
suggérer		suggest that...
valoir mieux		be better that...
vouloir		want that...
Uncertainty
douter	Je doute qu'il y en ait. (I doubt that there are any) Je ne doute pas qu'il y en a. (I don't doubt that there are any.)	doubt that...	Does not take the subjunctive when used negatively because it indicates certainty in such instances.
estimer		estimate that...
nier		deny that...
paraître		appear that...
Certainty—these verbs take subjunctive when used negatively or interrogatively.
croire	Crois-tu que je sois triste ? (Do you believe that I'm sad?)	believe that...
penser		think that...
être vrai, probable		be true, probable that...