All of the following items are expressed in the subjunctive except

a wish

a condition contrary to fact

a that clause expressing necessity

a statement of fact

a statement of fact.

The subjunctive is one of the grammatical moods of English, although it is present in other languages as well. The subjunctive is mostly used to express statements that are not present in reality. These includes states such as wishes, emotions, possibilities, conditions that are not factual, judgements, etc. However, what the subjunctive does not describe are statements of fact. These are mostly expressed by the indicative.

A statement of fact. Hope this helps and have a great day. :)