虚拟语气fictitious mood（虚拟语气fictitious mood）.docVIP

虚拟语气fictitious mood（虚拟语气fictitious mood） In English sentences, the tone of the predicate verb is used to indicate the speakers attitudes, views, and moods to what he says. In English sentences, there are three kinds of predicate verbs: A (The Indicative Mood) indicative indicative) to describe the state for straightforward statement of fact: He, has, published, quite, a, number, of, essays, this, year. He has published several papers this year. (B) Mood Imperative (The) A tone used to make a request, an order, a proposal, or a recommendation: Wait, outside, until, you, are, asked. Please wait outside. Please go in and go in. Lets, just, take, a, break, shall, we? Lets take a break, shall we? (C) the subjunctive mood (The, Subjunctive, Mood) A subjunctive situation used to express subjective wishes and assumptions. The subjunctive mood doesnt pay much attention to the fact, and it shows that the speaker has more subjective factors. Therefore, the speakers content is often contrary to the fact, or the possibility of its realization is very small, or even the possibility of not realized. Of course, sometimes the subjunctive mood is used in order to make the tone of the speech polite, relaxed and tactful. Such as: I, wish, you, were, more, careful. I hope youre more careful. If, I, had, more, money, I, would, buy, a, bigger, apartment. If I had got a little more money, I would have bought a bigger house. Would, you, mind, shutting, the, door? Excuse me, please close the door. The subjunctive mood used in unreal conditional sentences Conditional sentences are divided into two kinds: the real conditional sentence and the non real conditional one. Contrary to the present facts If, I, had, time, I, would, certainly,, join, you, in, the, tennis, and match. (the fact is: I dont have the time). If I had time, I would definitely play tennis with you. If I, were, you, I, would, put,, her, suggestion, into, account. (the fact is that I am not you) if I were you, I would consider