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Exceptive Clauses — Proposizioni Eccettuative·Error Detection: Wrong Mood in Exceptive Clauses
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Rule reminder

Common errors in Italian exceptive clauses: (1) Using indicative instead of subjunctive after 'a meno che non'. (2) Using conditional instead of subjunctive. (3) Wrong tense sequence (using present subjunctive with conditional past main clause). (4) Omitting 'non' where required. (5) Using the wrong exceptive connector for the context.

Error Detection: Wrong Mood in Exceptive Clauses1 / 10

Correct this sentence: 'Non ti chiamo, a meno che non ho notizie.'

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→ Exceptive vs Conditional: a meno che non vs se non→ fuorché and tranne che in Literary Italian→ Legal Italian: salvo diversa indicazione and fatte salve le disposizioni→ Exceptive in Conditional Chains: a meno che non... nel qual caso
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