“…Previous research on L2 Spanish morphosyntactic development including the recognition and production of the subjunctive mood, established that while learners can develop the ability to recognize the subjunctive mood in early stages of interlanguage development and tend to perform well in input-oriented 2 tasks, the ability to produce the subjunctive tends to develop at more advanced stages (Bonilla, 2014;Collentine, 1995Collentine, , 1997Collentine, , 1998Collentine, , 2002Collentine, , 2003Collentine, , 2010Gudmestad, 2012aGudmestad, , 2012bHenshaw, 2013;Stokes, 1988;Terrell & Hooper, 1974;Terrell et al, 1987). Indeed, advanced second language learners (L2ers) show signs of mood production abilities (Bonilla, 2014;Gallego, 2016;Gudmestad, 2012aGudmestad, , 2012b and highly-advanced L2ers display target-like production patterns (Gudmestad, 2012a(Gudmestad, , 2012b.…”