Ensure: Subjunctive/Indicative❓Utmost: Use #LearnEnglish

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1. As a noun 'utmost' requires either 'the' or a possessive adjective (my, your, his, etc.) before it.
2. Although the Present Subjunctive Mood is possible after the verb 'ensure (make sure)' the Indicative Mood is extensively more popular.



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