In Subjunctives^x, Question marks^x

'Must have been decorated' denotes an inference, not compulsion in No. 7. Or that's how I see it, anyway. Yes, that's a reasonable way to look at it, in my opinion. Presented with a list of nearly synonymous expressions, I assume the original poster intended us to answer taking every...

Hello Hela 1) We can say: “Don’t call me if you get into trouble!” — this one means "don't call me if this situation occurs: you get into trouble". We can probably assume that if he isn't in trouble, he can call her; but the point of the sentence is to express a (probably jocular) prohibition....

Dear teachers, A/ in case: There are times when we can use “in case” but not others, why? e.g. 1) We can say: “Don’t call me if you get into trouble!” Now what does this sentence mean exactly? a) You can call me any time except when you are in trouble. b) Don’t call me whatever the...