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2. Middle school English grammar: subjunctive mood 4- subjunctive mood used in other adverbial clauses

"subjunctive mood 4- subjunctive mood used in other adverbial clauses" organized by the Study Abroad English Group (www.liuxue86. com). This content was compiled on May 12th. Please contact us if you have any questions. IV. The subjunctive mood is used in other adverbial clauses. 1. The subjunctive mood is used in adverbial clauses guided by as if, as through, or concession. Generally, if the subject verb verb is in the present tense, the predicate of the clause is often in the past tense; If the predicate of the main clause is in the past tense, the predicate of the subordinate clause is often in the past perfect tense. The subjunctive mood is used in adverbial clauses guided by even if, even though, and whatever. The predicate of the clause can refer to the predicate of the subjunctive conditional clause guided by if, usually in the past or past perfect tense. For example: This old machine runs as if it were a new one. The old worker works as though he were a young man. Even though she had been here very soon, she would not catch the train. Example: He has just arrived, but he talks as if he ______ all about that. a. know b. knows c. known d. knew I can’t stand him. He always talks as though he _____ everything. a. knew b. knows c. has known d. had known ______ I used a lot of examples I still could not get my idea across. a. Since b. But that c. Now that d. Even though 2. The subjunctive mood is used for guiding purposes such as so that, lest, in case, unless, in order that, that, for fear that, on condition that, etc. The conditional adverb can be formed from the

predicate may or might+the base verb in a sentence, or from the predicate should, can, could+the base verb. For example: The teacher explained the law once more in order that we might understand it better. Some people eat so that they may live. Others seem to live in order that they may eat. Some people eat to survive, while others seem to live just to eat. I left him a note with my address on for fear that he should not know where to see me. The heroes gave their lives that we might live a happy life. Heroes sacrificed their lives for us to live a fortunate life. Example: In case I ______, I would try again. a. will fail b. would miss c. should fail d. shall miss You should exercise vigilance _____ you should be killed. a. so that b. lest c. therefore d. that 3. The subjunctive mood is used in concession adverbial clauses guided by "whether", which refer to the pragmatic prototype verb. For example: All engines work on this principle, whether they are large or small. All engines work on this principle, regardless of whether they are large or small. We must finish the work before we go home, whether it is early or late. Regardless of the time, we must finish the work before we go home. All matter, whether it is gas, liquid or solid, is made up of atoms. All matter, whether gas, liquid or solid, is composed of atoms. In this sentence pattern, whether can be omitted and be can be placed before the subject. For example: Be it so, we must continue to do the test. We must do our best to fulfil the task, be it ever so hard. Example: ______ I’ll marry him all the same. a. Were he rich or poor b. Be he rich or poor c. Whether rich or poor d. Being rich or poor EXERCISE 1. ______, I must do another experim

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2. Middle school English grammar: subjunctive mood 4- subjunctive mood used in other adverbial clauses

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