Ask for an English story written in a subjunctive mood, in a subjunctive mood that is the opposite o

Hope sa = = otherwise write in vain.

good bye simon!

simon it going has twenty pizzas. ricky and simon are saying good bye,ricky and simon's friend are saying good bye 'too.``

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The general principle of the English subjunctive mood is the "tense backward method", which is as follows:

The predicate verb is used in the past tense as shown in the example sentence: if i knew her telephone number, i would call her

if i were a bird, i would fly aroud the world.

The opposite of future facts is expressed in three ways: predicate verbs in the past tense; should do；were to do。

Example sentence: if he came should come were to come tomorrow, I would go to the airport to meet him

Contrary to past facts, the predicate verb is in the past perfect tense, and the example sentence is as follows:

if i had read that book, i would be able to answer the teacher's question now.

Looks like it's going to snow. The main clause might, which is in the past tense of may, indicates the opposite of the present situation.

The subjunctive mood, which is expressed in the opposite direction of the future situation, is guided by would+do in the main clause (if lead).

if only means "wish, if ......."That's it", often leading to conditional or exclamatory sentences in the subjunctive mood.

To indicate the opposite of the future, the main clause is would+do.

The following table is very easy to use, and it is worth memorizing.

The general principle of the English subjunctive mood is the "tense backward method", which is as follows:

The predicate verb is used in the past tense as shown in the example sentence: if i knew her telephone number, i would call her

if i were a bird,i would fly aroud the world.

The opposite of future facts is expressed in three ways: predicate verbs in the past tense; should do；were to do.

Example sentence: if he came should come were to come tomorrow, I would go to the airport to meet him

Contrary to past facts, the predicate verb is in the past perfect tense, and the example sentence is as follows:

if i had read that book,i would be able to answer the teacher's question now.