What is the effect of the subjunctive mood in the sentence, "If I were to win the lottery, I would buy my own island."? (Illuminate)(1 point)ResponsesIt describes the fact that lottery winners all buy their own islandsIt describes the fact that lottery winners all buy their own islandsIt describes a potential state of being rich from winning the lottery that is contrary to the fact that the person is not currently richIt describes a potential state of being rich from winning the lottery that is contrary to the fact that the person is not currently richIt describes a scenario where the person is questioning what to do with their lottery winningsIt describes a scenario where the person is questioning what to do with their lottery winningsIt describes winning the lottery, which is something that is likely to happen
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The correct response is: It describes a potential state of being rich from winning the lottery that is contrary to the fact that the person is not currently rich.
The use of the subjunctive mood in "If I were to win the lottery" indicates a hypothetical situation that is not currently true, emphasizing the speaker's wishes or dreams rather than a real possibility.
