Part 2 - A much better grasp of the English subjunctive
THE first part of this series reacquainted us with the three moods or attitudes of English verbs, namely the indicative mood, the imperative mood, and the subjunctive mood. The indicative mood denotes acts and states in real-world situations, while the imperative mood expresses direct commands. In contrast to the two, the subjunctive mood denotes acts or states that are contingent on possible outcomes of the speaker's wish, desire, or doubt.
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