Would you check this sentence?

[Tdol]

I can't say I miss it much.

[MikeNewYork]

I can't say I miss it much.

Hearing indicative verbs in that setting grates on my cerebrum.

[RonBee]

Thanks, Tdol. Perhaps you can elaborate on the present subjunctive somewhat? (I think I confused myself initially.)

(I apologize for any confusion caused by my errror.)

:)

The present subjunctive (marked by no third person inflection) is used in noun clauses that come after a number of verbs, particularly those associated with urgency or obligation.

It is important that John leave now.
It is urgent that he be admitted immediately.
It necessary that she appear in court.
It is time that he left.
It is high time that John begin his project.

Thanks, Mike! I have copied that one for my notebook. :D

(Don't you just love my spelling of error?)

:)

[MikeNewYork]

Thanks, Mike! I have copied that one for my notebook. :D

(Don't you just love my spelling of error?)

:)

You're welcome and I did!