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Ewelinka Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Noun clause and subjunctive
It is recommended that she talk to her boss.
The police officer demands that he open his suitcase.
Are those correct?
Is it called "subjunctive"? In what situation do we use it? Do we use only with some expressions and verbs like: recommend that, demand that, it is vital?
Can I say:
She does not insist that he talk to her boss.
Thank you.
The police officer demands that he open his suitcase.
Are those correct?
Is it called "subjunctive"? In what situation do we use it? Do we use only with some expressions and verbs like: recommend that, demand that, it is vital?
Can I say:
She does not insist that he talk to her boss.
Thank you.
Top answer
Are those correct? Yes. Is it called "subjunctive"?
- Are those correct?
- Yes.
- Is it called "subjunctive"?
- Yes.
- Do we use only with some expressions and verbs?
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Are those correct? Yes.
Is it called "subjunctive"? Yes.
Do we use only with some expressions and verbs? Yes.
Can I say:
She does not insist that he talk to her boss. Yes.
CJ
Is it called "subjunctive"? Yes.
Do we use only with some expressions and verbs? Yes.
Can I say:
She does not insist that he talk to her boss. Yes.
CJ
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