2014年高考英语一轮复习语法讲解——虚拟语气（A review of English for college entrance examination in 2014 grammar explanation -- subjunctive mood）.docVIP

2014年高考英语一轮复习语法讲解——虚拟语气（A review of English for college entrance examination in 2014 grammar explanation -- subjunctive mood） A non real conditional sentences in the subjunctive mood 1. and now instead Xiao finishing 2014 academic struggles group 234351451 Clause: the past tense (were/done); subject: the future in the past (would do) E.g.:I am not free today. If I free today ___, I and visit some of my friends. __ 2. and in the past on the contrary Clause: last time (had done); Main: pluperfect (would have done) E.g.:If my lawyer here last Saturday he __ ___, me from going. 3. and the future instead Clause: were to + should+ infinitive verbs in the past tense; The main verb should/would/could/might+ E.g.:If I were to see Tom what you me to tell him ___ ___? Two, the subjunctive mood in the object clause The subjunctive mood behind 1.wish in the object clause, that contrary to fact desire. The expression is usually in the form of the clause predicate verb in a tense back. For example: 1) right now: wish + (that) + did (were) E.g.:I wish I were as healthy as you. E.g.:I wish that I had a plane. 2) contrary to the past facts: wish + done + had (that) E.g.:I wish I had been to the concert last night. E.g.:I wish you had written to him. 3) and the future of the opposite: wish + would/could/might + do E.g.:I wish he would forgive me. The subjunctive mood in some form 2. verb object clauses with verbs of should+. Should can be omitted. A stick to insist; two command; three order command, suggest advise, propose suggested; Four demand, request, require, ask; prefer, recommend: another Note: the suggest table hints that insist insisted that without the subjunctive mood E.g.:He ordered that the students (should) wash the clothes every week by themselves. E.g.:The doctor suggested that she (should) have an operation at once. *His face suggested that he had been punished by the teacher. The subjunctive mood, subject clause in three 1. Itbe+ +that past participle... (should) + +