subjective vs indicative

Question

What is the difference between subjective vs indicative in verbs?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The way you worded that was a bit confusing. But this might be what you're looking for:

Subjective is like it isn't totally true or a fact. For instance, the way I feel about a certain piece of music is subjective.

Indicative (like objective) on the other hand is total fact (of course it's true that nothing can be 100% proven), but 99% of the time we consider things to be facts. Such as that when I hear a piece of music, I am hearing the same notes as other people.

Subjective - interpretation

Indicative (objective) - fact

Answer 3

While it's perfectly probable that MariaClaire has made the right guess, I can only suggest that you go find a grammar book before you ask a nonsense question again. Alternatively, maybe all you need to do is to read the words and type them accurately into your question. As asked it has no meaning.