<prompt> Hlalosa lentsoe subjunctive mood.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Define the term subjunctive mood. . Response in English: Subjunctive mood is a grammatical mood used to express various states of unreality such as uncertainty, doubt, wish, possibility, necessity, or action that has not yet occurred. It is typically used in dependent clauses and often introduces conditions contrary to fact. It can be used to express hypothetical situations or what someone would do in a given situation, such as If I were rich, I would buy a yacht. In English, the subjunctive mood is often indicated by the verb form, for example, by using were instead of was or be instead of is. . Response in Sesotho: Subjunctive mood ke sebōpeho-puo se sebelisetsoang ho hlalosa maemo a sa tšoaneng a se nang nnete joalo ka ho se kholisehe, pelaelo, takatso, monyetla, tlhokahalo, kapa ketso e e-so etsahale. Hangata e sebelisoa ho lipoleloana tse itšetlehileng ka eona me hangata e hlahisa maemo a khahlanong le nete. E ka sebelisoa ho hlalosa maemo a inahaneloang kapa seo motho a ka se etsang boemong bo itseng, joalo ka Haeba ke ne ke ruile, ke ne ke tla reka yacht. Ka Senyesemane, maikutlo a subjunctive a atisa ho bontšoa ke mofuta oa leetsi, mohlala, ka ho sebelisa ba sebakeng sa e ne e le kapa be ho e-na le ke. 