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Suggest is for subjunctive mood?
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Certainly! When using the subjunctive mood, we often express wishes, hypothetical situations, recommendations, or conditions that are not certain to occur. Here are some examples of how to use "suggest" in the subjunctive mood:
1. **Direct Suggestion**:
- "I suggest that he study harder for the exam."
- "They suggested that she be promoted to manager."
2. **Hypothetical Situations**:
- "If I were you, I would suggest that she take the job."
- "I suggest that we be more careful next time."
3. **Wishes or Desires**:
- "I wish that he suggest a different approach."
- "It is essential that she suggest a plan before the meeting."
In these examples, note that the verb following "suggest" is typically in the base form (e.g., study, be) when using the subjunctive mood.
1. **Direct Suggestion**:
- "I suggest that he study harder for the exam."
- "They suggested that she be promoted to manager."
2. **Hypothetical Situations**:
- "If I were you, I would suggest that she take the job."
- "I suggest that we be more careful next time."
3. **Wishes or Desires**:
- "I wish that he suggest a different approach."
- "It is essential that she suggest a plan before the meeting."
In these examples, note that the verb following "suggest" is typically in the base form (e.g., study, be) when using the subjunctive mood.
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