Asked by hola
Which sentence is written in the conditional mood?
Responses
Why aren't you babysitting tonight?
Why aren't you babysitting tonight?
I can sing well enough, so I'll join the chorus.
I can sing well enough, so I'll join the chorus.
If I don't gain enough experience, I can't be a lifeguard this summer.
If I don't gain enough experience, I can't be a lifeguard this summer.
Since I have to mail this letter, let's stop at the post office.
Responses
Why aren't you babysitting tonight?
Why aren't you babysitting tonight?
I can sing well enough, so I'll join the chorus.
I can sing well enough, so I'll join the chorus.
If I don't gain enough experience, I can't be a lifeguard this summer.
If I don't gain enough experience, I can't be a lifeguard this summer.
Since I have to mail this letter, let's stop at the post office.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The sentence written in the conditional mood is:
**If I don't gain enough experience, I can't be a lifeguard this summer.**
This sentence expresses a condition (not gaining enough experience) that affects the outcome (not being able to be a lifeguard).
**If I don't gain enough experience, I can't be a lifeguard this summer.**
This sentence expresses a condition (not gaining enough experience) that affects the outcome (not being able to be a lifeguard).
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