Which sentence exemplifies the subjunctive mood?
A. He was at the store yesterday.
B. If he be sick, let him stay home.
C. He is sick and staying home.
D. Is he sick?
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A. do
B. does
C. are doing
D. don’t
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I can’t ___________ what my life would be like if I has taken a different path.
A. believed
B. remembered
C. imagined
D. recognized
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A. They must be followed by a full infinitive
B. They can be used in the progressive tense
C. They lack a full set of forms
D. They have proper past tenses
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What are the adjectives?
Mean old witches are the villains in many other stories.
A. mean, old, other
B. old, villains, many
C. mean, old
D. mean, old, many, other