Usage of the subjunctive mood of a concession adverbial clause

Subjunctive mood after whether. whether leads to a concession adverbial clause, e.g., whether it be bird, fish, or beast, the porpoise is intrigued with anything that is alive

But in longman, the whether table concession can be taken in the general tense, the past tense.

e.g. it seemed to me that she was in trouble whether mahoney lived or , kate, i'm calling the doctor, whether you like it or not.

I. The Origin and Development of the English Language

(1) English (English: English) is a West Germanic language that was first spoken by medieval England and became the most widely spoken language in the world due to its vast colonies. The ancestors of the English, the Anglo tribes, were one of the Germanic tribes that later migrated to the region of Great Britain called England.

2. How to learn English

(1) Have a strong interest in English, and learning English is almost "half the battle". Having interest is like a "lubricant" that allows the engine to run normally, and people have interest(2) The power is like the engine of the car, pushing the car forward. I am not interested in learning English, but with the external pressure mentioned above, I can also "sharpen my gun on the spot, and I am not happy".。In addition to external pressure, internal effort is also a manifestation of motivation, and it is also a "must-have" for learning any skill?

Without your own efforts, it is difficult to learn any skills.

whether-led laughter rough virtual concession adverbial touching stool first clause:

whether it be bird, fish, or beast, the porpoise is intrigued with anything

that is alive.

it seemed to me that she was in trouble whether mahoney lived or died

look, kate, i'm calling the doctor, whether you like it or not.

it's doubtful whether the car will last another year.

it remains to be seen whether his project will fly.