A06-Unit 24

More conditions; the subjunctive:

More conditions; the subjunctive Advanced 6 – Unit 24

Implied conditions:

Implied conditions

Implied Conditions:

Implied Conditions She ran ; otherwise, she would have missed the bus. But for his dedication, he wouldn´t have a job now. With some more money, we will be able to buy a house. I might buy a house . If so, it will be close to work

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I would have visited you if I had know you were at home. I would have visited you, but I didn´t know that you were at home It wouldn´t have been a good meeting if Rosa hadn´t been here. It wouldn´t have been a good meeting without Rosa. Implied conditions - exercises

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I f I hadn´t stepped on the brakes, I would have hit the dog. I stepped on the brakes. Otherwise, I would have hit the dog. If it wasn´t for his honesty, he would have lost his job. But for his honesty, he would have lost his job. Implied conditions - exercises

Omitting If:

Omitting If

Omitting If:

Omitting If Were I you, I wouldn´t do that . If I were you, I wouldn´t do that. Had I known, I would have told you . If I had known , I would have told you. Should anyone call, please take a message If anyone should call , please take a message

Omitting If - exercises:

Omitting If - exercises Should you need more money, go to the bank before 6 If you should need more money, go to the bank before 6 Were I you, I wouldn´t do that If I were you, I wouldn´t do that Had they realized the danger, they would have done it differently . If they had realized the danger, they would have done it differently.

Omitting If:

Omitting If Had she been better prepared, she would have gotten the job. She would have gotten the job if she had been better prepared. Had I not seen you, I would have been stranded If I had not seen you, I would have been stranded Omitting If - exercises

Omitting If:

Omitting If Should there be a global nuclear war, life on earth as we know it would end forever If there should be a global nuclear war, life on earth as we know it would end forever Omitting If - exercises

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42):

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42) 6 The subjunctive form of each verb in English is the same as its base form . Infinitive Base Form Subjunctive To be Be Be To go Go Go To watch Watch Watch The subjunctive is used in that-clauses following verbs and adjectives of urgency , obligation or advisability .

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42):

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42) 6 Advisability, Urgency or Obligation Other critical necessary agree insist recommend excellent crucial believe propose important interesting suggest true inform desirable request essential demand

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42):

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42) 6 Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. 1. My mother’s doctor suggested that she ____________ (stay) home. He said it is critical that she ____________ (go / not) to work this week. 2. I think it is good that Peter ____________ (go) to a different school next year. 3. Nobody believes that the student normally ____________ (cheat) on his tests. 4. If she asks me, I will propose that she ____________ (take) some extra driving classes. 5. It is desirable that your grandmother ____________ (see) a specialist. stay not go goes cheats take see

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42):

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42) 6 Comment on the pictures below, using a verb/adjective followed by a that-clause with a subjunctive . I recommend that she see a doctor. It is important that she go to the hospital. I suggest that she drink tea with lemon and honey before she goes to bed.

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42):

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42) 6 It is critical that he find a job. I recommend that he look for a job. It is important that he be aware of his condition and seek assistance.

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42):

Subjunctive (Unit 4 – Page 42) 6 I think it is important that he not give up trying to recover. I suggest that he be treated at Sarah.

Subjunctive :

Subjunctive

Subjunctive :

Subjunctive It talks about an unreal condition in the present only. If I were you, I wouldn´t do that. If I were sick , I would have told you. If I had been sick , I would have told you. It talks about an unreal condition in the past; therefore, this sentence is incorrect

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I propose that she sing in the party. I proposed that she sing in the party I will propose that she sing in the party I am going to propose that she sing in the party I have proposed that she sing in the party

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I propose that she not sing in the party. I proposed that she not sing in the party I will propose that she not sing in the party I am going to propose that she not sing in the party I have proposed that she not sing in the party

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I propose that she be checked by a doctor. I proposed that she be checked by a doctor. I will propose that she be checked by a doctor. I am going to propose that she be checked by a doctor. I have proposed that she be checked by a doctor.

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I asked that she sing in the party. I asked my friend to sing in the party. I ordered that he cook my meal. I ordered him to cook my meal.

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It is important that she know the consequences. It is crucial that he come to the meeting It is important for h er to know the consequences. It is crucial for my uncle to come to the meeting