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Which of the following verbs is NOT commonly associated with the subjunctive mood?
Which of the following verbs is NOT commonly associated with the subjunctive mood?
- demand
- insist
- recommend
- promote (correct)
What is the correct structure to form a subjunctive sentence?
What is the correct structure to form a subjunctive sentence?
- verb + object + that + base verb
- verb + subject + not + base verb
- verb + that + subject + base verb (correct)
- verb + that + actor + verb
Which of the following is an example of using the subjunctive mood correctly?
Which of the following is an example of using the subjunctive mood correctly?
- He required that we be on time. (correct)
- They insisted that she finishes her work early.
- It is vital that you complete the assignment. (correct)
- She suggests that he goes to the meeting.
Which phrase is used to indicate a desire for someone to perform an action?
Which phrase is used to indicate a desire for someone to perform an action?
In which case would the subjunctive mood typically NOT be used?
In which case would the subjunctive mood typically NOT be used?
Flashcards
Subjunctive Mood
Subjunctive Mood
A grammatical mood expressing a wish, suggestion, or demand. It uses the base form of a verb.
Subjunctive Use
Subjunctive Use
Used after certain verbs and expressions like "insist," "demand," "suggest," and "it is important."
Example: Using "insist"
Example: Using "insist"
Insist that she work late.
Using "I’d Like You"
Using "I’d Like You"
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Using "I Want You"
Using "I Want You"
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Study Notes
Subjunctive Mood
- Used to emphasize the importance or urgency of an action.
- Uses the base form of the verb.
- Example: "The manager insisted that he work late."
Verbs and Expressions Requiring the Subjunctive
- Certain verbs and expressions trigger the subjunctive mood.
- These include: ask, demand, insist, request, recommend, require, suggest, urge, it is essential/important/necessary/imperative.
Sentence Structure
- Follows the pattern: verb/expression + that + subject + (not) base form of the verb.
- Example: "It is essential that you dress appropriately."
Alternative Expressions of Desire
- "I'd like you + infinitive" and "I want you + infinitive" are common phrases expressing a desire for someone to do something.
- Example: "I'd like you to help with this project."
- Example: "I want you to finish the report this afternoon."
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