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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
subjunctive or not
Shouldn't one use the subjunctive if so it should be 'have' or am I wrong?
It's more logical that the patient has/have the symptoms, while the disease itself probably causes them.
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It's more logical that the patient has/have the symptoms, while the disease itself probably causes them.
Thanks
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I see no particular call for subjunctive.
- I see no particular call for subjunctive.
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Start by reading about the subjunctive here:
http://web.cn.edu/kwheeler/grammar_subjunctive.html
http://www.dailywritingtips.com/6-forms-of-the-subjunctive-mood/
http://web.cn.edu/kwheeler/grammar_subjunctive.html
http://www.dailywritingtips.com/6-forms-of-the-subjunctive-mood/
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Are these 2 correct please?
Had that failed, I would have urged that the matter be resolved differently.
I'm not sure which tense to use. Could you tell me please?
It is important that she has/have dinner with you.
It is important that she do/does as she be told.
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Had that failed, I would have urged that the matter be resolved differently.
I'm not sure which tense to use. Could you tell me please?
It is important that she has/have dinner with you.
It is important that she do/does as she be told.
Thanks
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Had that failed, I would have urged that the matter be resolved differently.
It is important that she has dinner with you.
It is important that she does as she is told.
It is important that she has dinner with you.
It is important that she does as she is told.
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