Subjunctive and Modals

In which type of English is the subjunctive mood usually used?

• Informal spoken English

• Formal written English

• Old English

• Modern English

What is unusual about the verb form in the subjunctive mood?

• It changes for each subject

• It is always in the past tense

• It uses the same verb form for all subjects

• It does not use verbs

How are negative subjunctive sentences formed?

• By placing 'not' before the verb

• By placing 'no' before the verb

• By placing 'not' after the verb

• By using the word 'never'

Which word is commonly associated with desires and wants in the subjunctive mood?

• would

• could

• should

• wish

Which conditional is the subjunctive mood typically associated with?

• First Conditional

• Second Conditional

• Third Conditional

• Zero Conditional

Which of the following is an example of a set phrase in the subjunctive mood?

• God bless you

• Thank you

• Good morning

• Nice to see you

Which modal verb is used to express almost certainty about a past event?

• should have

• might have

• must have

• would have

What is the best way to retain the memory of the usage of these modal verbs according to Arnel?

• By writing them down

• By crafting personal example

• By repeating them

• By reading a book

Which contraction is considered unnatural in English?

• Can't

• Won't

• Mayn't've

• Shouldn't

Which verb is used to talk about hypothetical past scenarios?

• Should have

• Might have

• Must have

• Would have