Subjunctive Mood Overview
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What structure correctly represents the use of the subjunctive in a sentence?

  • subject + should + base verb
  • verb + that + subject + verbing
  • verb + that + subject + base verb (correct)
  • subject + verb + that + base verb
  • Which of the following phrases would correctly use the subjunctive mood?

  • I demand that they attend the meeting.
  • The team recommends that he works harder.
  • It is essential that she finishes on time.
  • It is necessary that you be ready. (correct)
  • Which of the following verbs is NOT typically used with the subjunctive?

  • suggest
  • require
  • insist
  • appreciate (correct)
  • What best describes the phrases 'I’d like you + infinitive' and 'I want you + infinitive'?

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    Which sentence correctly utilizes the subjunctive mood?

    <p>The teacher recommends that he study harder.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Subjunctive Mood

    • Used to express importance or urgency of an action.
    • Uses the base form of the verb.
    • Example: "The manager insisted that he work late."
    • Example: "It is important that you be at the meeting."

    Verbs and Expressions Requiring the Subjunctive

    • Verbs and expressions that show need or demand: ask, request, demand, require, insist, suggest, recommend, urge, it is essential, it is imperative, it is important, it is necessary.

    Sentence Pattern

    • Verb/expression + that + subject + base verb (or negative base verb)
    • Example: "It is essential that you dress appropriately."
    • Example: "She asked that we not be late."

    I’d Like You/I Want You + Infinitive

    • Common phrases used to show a desire for someone to do something.
    • Use the infinitive form after these phrases.
    • Example: "I’d like you to help with this project."
    • Example: "I want you to finish the report this afternoon."

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    This quiz explores the subjunctive mood in English, highlighting its purpose in expressing importance and urgency. You'll learn key verbs and expressions that require the subjunctive, as well as the sentence patterns associated with it. Test your understanding through practical examples and usage.

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