The seven main ways in which verbs can express actions or events are known as moods. The four finite moods – all of which, except the imperative, have a full range of tenses – are: the indicative (e.g. vado ‘I go’); subjunctive (e.g. che io vada ‘that I may go’); conditional (e.g. andrei ‘I would go’); and imperative (vada! ‘go!’). The other three moods are: infinitive, gerund and participle.