Question

Срочно помогите даю 20 баллов 4.Change the following sentences to use the subjunctive mood. 1. The police don't work well, so thieves steal children's bikes. 2. Bob doesn't train hard and he can't set a record. They'll lose. 3. I don't have money and I can't buy skates.4. Helen doesn't sing or play the violin, so she can't take part in the concert. 5.I am not happy because my favourite team doesn't score. 6.Bob doesn't have tools and he can't repair your TV set.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

To change the given sentences to use the subjunctive mood, we need to express hypothetical or contrary-to-fact situations. The subjunctive mood is often used to talk about situations that are not necessarily real or that haven't happened yet. Here are the revised sentences: 1. It is important that the police work well, so that thieves not steal children's bikes. 2. If Bob trained harder, he could set a record. If they trained harder, they wouldn't lose. 3. If I had money, I could buy skates. 4. If Helen could sing or play the violin, she could take part in the concert. 5. I would be happy if my favorite team scored. 6. If Bob had tools, he could repair your TV set. In these sentences, we've used phrases like "It is important that," "If," and "I would be happy if" to introduce the subjunctive mood. The subjunctive mood often involves the use of base verbs (infinitives) without the usual "to."