In Present perfect^x, Subjunctives^x, Present tenses^x

CalifJim wrote:In the present tense after a person who you need thinks, not think. Also, leave out things.... I would have become a person who thinks differently.... I would be a person who thinks differently.These are roughly analogous toI have become a person who thinks differently. (Present...

In the present tense after a person who you need thinks, not think. Also, leave out things. ... I would have become a person who thinks differently. ... I would be a person who thinks differently. These are roughly analogous to I have become a person who thinks differently. ...

Hi everyone!! I've got a problem. My grammar book would say "They are looking at me as if I were mad". I know I could use like instead of as if in informal situations, and I could also use was instead of were (informal again), but I'm confused about present tense usage where you should use the...

Do you agree that the subjunctive mood is only used in the following ways? A. Present subjunctive. -1. All verb forms are the same as for the present tense except in the third person singular. There, use the infinitive (without to). -I/you/we/they launch the shuttle. (present indicative) -He...