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Aleilei Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Was or were? (in passive voice of subjunctive mood)
Hello,
In passive voice of subjunctive mood sentence, , should I use 'was' or 'were'?
For example:
If the word 'fiery' was/were spelled 'f-i-r-y,' (actually it isn't) we might lose one vowel sound in the middle of its correct pronunciation.
Thanks.
In passive voice of subjunctive mood sentence, , should I use 'was' or 'were'?
For example:
If the word 'fiery' was/were spelled 'f-i-r-y,' (actually it isn't) we might lose one vowel sound in the middle of its correct pronunciation.
Thanks.
Top answer
Were is were in any voice.
- Were is were in any voice.
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