W11-虚拟语气总汇.ppt

If Everyone Cared From underneath the trees, we watch the sky 树底下我们仰望天空 confusing stars for satellites 分不清天上的星星，是人造还是天然 I never dreamed that youd be mine 我从不敢梦想能够拥有你 but here we are, were here tonight 但今夜我们却在这里，一起 singing amen, Im alive 唱着阿门，让我感觉生命是如此美好 If everyone cared and nobody cried 如果每个人都学会关心，没有人 哭泣 If everyone loved and nobody lied 如果每个人都有爱心，没有人撒谎 If everyone shared and swallowed their pride 如果每个人都乐于分 享，放下自己的骄傲 we‘d see the day when nobody died 那么我们将看到没有人死亡的那 一天 and im singing amen i..., im alive Mood Mood is a form of verb. Verbs need different moods according to different intention of the speaker. There are altogether three moods in English: 1. Indicative mood. It indicates that a speech is true, and the verb can be used in different tenses: I think your approach is correct. The situation could still be remedied. How many steps go through from raw materials to products? 2. Imperative Mood. It indicates the request or order raised by the speaker, and it uses the verb stem: Don’t make a noise. Remember to e-mail me. Please read through the instruction in advance. 3. Subjunctive Mood. It is a special verb form, using to indicate that the speaker’s words are not true, but an assumption, a wish, a suspicion or a conjecture: I wish I could have slept longer this morning, but I had to get up and come to class. His doctor suggested that he take short leave of absence. If he were to leave today, he would get there by Friday. Kinds of conditional clause: Real conditional clause. The assumption of the real conditional clause can happen or carry out, and the conditional clause and the consequence clause all use the Indicative mood: If I have enough money, I shall buy a computer. If they keep on stealing, they will reap what they sow. If…do/does…, …will/shall do… 如果明天下雨，篮球赛将推迟。 If it rains tomorrow, the basketball match will be put off. 如果他来的话，他会带上他的小提琴。 If he comes, he will bring his violin. BUT for t