2010年成人学位英语虚拟语气细节(二)（The subjunctive mood of adult degree English in 2010 (two)）.docVIP

2010年成人学位英语虚拟语气细节(二)（The subjunctive mood of adult degree English in 2010 (two)） 2010 adult degree English subjunctive details (two) -- subjunctive grammar points 1. subject clause in the subjunctive mood The subjunctive in subject clause depends on certain adjectives and the past participle, used to express suggestions, orders, requirements, surprise and disappointment. In the form of: (should) + verb. Often such use adjectives: Appropriate proper advisable proper, reasonable Better good desirable ideal Essential essence imperative urgent Important important insistent stick Natural necessary necessary Preferable excellent, good strange strange Urgent vital very important urgent The past participle is: Desired, demanded, ordered, requested, suggested, recommended, required etc.. For example: It is essential that you (should) win the voters hearts. It is absolutely necessary to win the hearts of voters. It was suggested that he (should) join the club activities. It was suggested that he should join the club activities. The subjunctive mood 2. predicative clauses and appositive clauses. In the proposal, said that the predicate behind the command purpose and desire of noun predicative clauses and appositive clauses in the verb require the use of the subjunctive mood. In the form of: (should) + verb. This is often a noun: Resolution determination, resolution of pray request Decision motion proposed a resolution Suggestion preference selection Proposal advice offers advice Recommendation recommendation desire desire The requirements of demand requirement requirements The order command necessity necessity Request idea idea, idea For example: He gave orders that the guests (should) be hospitably entertained. He ordered the hospitality of the guests. His proposal is that we (should) get rid of the bad habits. He suggested that we should get rid of the bad habits. 3.? The subjunctive mood in the object clause 1) after some verbs the object clauses of the predicate verb in t