Question

2. Put the verbs in brackets in the right form of the Subjunctive Mood. (Поставьте глаголы в скобках в 2 тип).
1. What you (do) if you (see) a road accident? 2. If Caroline (come) late for dinner, her mother (be) angry. 3. Where you (go) if you (can take) a week’s holiday? 4. If my boss (invite) me to lunch, I (accept). 5. What (happen) if you (miss) your flight?

Answer 1

Объяснение:

Привет думаю что правельно

Answer 2

1. What would you do if you saw a road accident?

To form the subjunctive mood in the second type, we use the past simple tense of the verb after the modal verb "would." Since the sentence is in the past simple tense, we need to change the present simple tense "do" to the past simple tense "did."

2. If Caroline came late for dinner, her mother would be angry.

In the second type, we use the past simple tense of the verb after "would." Here, the verb "come" is changed to the past simple tense "came" to match the tense in the if-clause. The verb "be" remains in its base form "be" because it does not change in the subjunctive mood.

3. Where would you go if you could take a week's holiday?

In this sentence, the verb "go" is changed to the base form "would go" to form the subjunctive mood. The verb "can take" is changed to "could take" because "could" is used to express ability in the past.

4. If my boss invited me to lunch, I would accept.

In the second type, the verb "invite" is changed to the past simple tense "invited" in the if-clause. The verb "accept" remains in its base form "accept" because it does not change in the subjunctive mood.

5. What would happen if you missed your flight?

In the second type, the verb "happen" remains in its base form "happen." The verb "miss" is changed to the past simple tense "missed" in the if-clause.