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The Oblique Moods - Coggle Diagram
The Oblique Moods
The Conditional Mood
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Examples: But for the rain we would go to the forest. I would have gone, she would have helped, he would have studied.
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The Suppositional Mood
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Example: If you should meet him, tell him to come.
Meaning: it represents an action as problematic but not as contradicting the reality. It is used to expres order, suggestion, demand.
The Subjunctive I
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Form: I (he, she, we, you, they) + V1/ be
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Subjunctive II
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Examples: Oh, that I were free now! I wish it were summer now.
Meaning: represents an action as problematic as contrary to reality but this unreality is independent.