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Hi GoodmanI thought Amy's response to your 'in troubles' sentence would put an end to the whole discussion, but you still insist that you're right. I don't understand you. I don't pick on you, but any posters who, I believe, have posted the wrong answers will be queried by me and most of them...

Hi, if food got chiiled No. It's only a conditional clause. You need to finish the sentence by adding something like if food got chiiled, no-one would eat it. You also need to start with a capital letter, and to correct your spelling mistake. Best wishes, Clive

For a college admission essay, can I include this quote. And should I change the spelling or add something like or change the word with brackets? The Quote: I ain't worried bout a damn thang, with unconditional love. Thanks!

Thank you very very much, Mr Micawber. Now I understand better. It's true I tend to confuse the subjunctive with the conditional. A/ after IF-CLAUSES we can have either the conditional mood or the subjunctive, is that right? 1) If I / he WERE (past subj) rich, I would /should // he would...

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Hello, Jim I've been away from the boards lately. I'm not sure you're still interested in my response, but here it goes: 1. I'm afraid I can't tell how often verbs like "wish" are used in the mandative subjunctive. It seems they are used, though, according to my books. Here are a few...