虚拟语气讲解02（Subjunctive mood 02）.docVIP

虚拟语气讲解02（Subjunctive mood 02） Subjunctive The Mood (Subjunctive) grammar is one of the most important tests in various English language test centers. Subjunctive mood is a special verb form used to indicate that what the speaker is saying is not a fact, but a hypothesis, a wish, a suspicion, or a conjecture. The subjunctive mood used to represent virtual conditions The virtual conditions expressed by if conditions, is the most common way of virtual condition. Now when the virtual representation and now the opposite assumption, the past form of the verb with its if clause predicate form (be general use were), with the would/ should/ could/ clause might + verbs, for example: If I were in your position I would marry her. The past is the virtual would have gone bankrupt, the if clause predicate form in the past time that Had past participle clause with would / should / could / might + have + past participle, for example: If it had not rained so hard yesterday we could have played tennis. A virtual condition most of the sentence is the above three situations, but does not exclude the existence of the conditions and consequences of a situation, and now instead, another past and instead, for example: If you had followed what the doctor said, you would not have been so painful now. appear high frequency in this sentence senior high school. But the use of subjunctive mood is wrong if the consequence uses subjunctive mood and the condition uses declarative mood. In addition, said false condition, the if clause can also represent the future speculation, because the future hasnt happened, so no is true or false, can only say that much of a chance of this happening is. In general, the fact that the if clause of the declarative mood can be used to indicate the conjecture of a future fact is entirely possible. The If clause predicate form with past tense or were to / should + infinitive clause with would / should /could/ might + verb, for example: Jean doesnt want to work right aw