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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Subjunctive and conditional sentence.
Can some one explain the difference between subjuctive and conditonal sentence.
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Some conditional sentences use subjunctive verb forms: Conditional II sentence: If I were you, I would quit smoking immediately. 'Were' is a subjunctive verb. Conditional I sentence: If I see you tomorrow, I'll give you the book.
- Some conditional sentences use subjunctive verb forms: Conditional II sentence: If I were you, I would quit smoking immediately.
- 'Were' is a subjunctive verb.
- Conditional I sentence: If I see you tomorrow, I'll give you the book.
- These verbs are both indicative verbs.
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Some conditional sentences use subjunctive verb forms:
Conditional II sentence: If I were you, I would quit smoking immediately. 'Were' is a subjunctive verb.
Conditional I sentence: If I see you tomorrow, I'll give you the book. These verbs are both indicative verbs.
Conditional II sentence: If I were you, I would quit smoking immediately. 'Were' is a subjunctive verb.
Conditional I sentence: If I see you tomorrow, I'll give you the book. These verbs are both indicative verbs.
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