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9 虚拟语气（9 subjunctive mood） The first chapter, the subjunctive conditionals in the usage of 1. conditionals in the verb form A conditional clause. And now the opposite If I (we, you, he, they (be) + verbs in the past by were) I (we) should.You would. He would.They would+ verbs Contrary to the past facts If I (we, you, he, they) +had+ (we) should.You past participle I would.He would.They would +have+ verbs And future facts may be opposite If I (we, you, he, they (be) + verbs in the past by were) /were to/should I (we) should.You would. He would.They would + infinitive But take note: American English results, no matter what person, all commonly used would. 2. and now instead of Conditionals The subjunctive mood used in it instead of conditional clauses, conditional clauses of the predicate in the past form of the verb (be over were), the main predicate with should (first person) or would (second, third person) + verb. Such as: I am sorry I am very busy now. If I had time, I would certainly come to see you. Im sorry, Im busy. If you have time, I will go to see you. If it weren t for their support , we would be in a difficult situation. If it werent for their support, we would be in a difficult situation. If places were alike, there would be little need for geographers. If places are the same, no need for geographers. If I were you, I would apply for the job. If I were you, I would apply for the job. What would you do if you knew who broke the glass. If you know who broke the glass, what would you do? Even if I had the money I wouldn t buy it. Even if I had the money I wouldnt buy it. 3. had non real conditions In the past subjunctive and counterfactual conditional clauses, conditional clauses of the predicate in the past participle clause Had, results predicate with should (first person) or would (second, third person) Have past participle. Such as: If I had taken your advice I wouldn t have made such a mistake. If I had taken your advice, I would not have made such a