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16 March, 10:12

To show situations in which something might happen, use the

subjunctive mood.

interrogative mood.

indicative mood.

conditional mood.

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  1. 16 March, 11:39
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    It's d

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    Because I know
  2. 16 March, 11:54
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    Conditional mood

    The conditional mood is used to show situations in which something might happen as a condition of a set of circumstances. It usually uses the word IF. For example, if it rains tomorrow, practice will be cancelled. Subjunctive mood is used for wishes or things contrary to fact. Interrogative mood is used for questions (think police interrogation). Indicative mood is used for statements of fact.
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