Examples of The Subjunctive Mood

Definition of The Subjunctive Mood:

A subjunctive mood is the form of a verb which is used to express a wish, or a desire, or a hope, or possibility, or a doubt, or uncertainty.

Examples of The Subjunctive Mood:

• If I were in the program, I would sing the song.
• I suggest that Lisa write the article.
• I propose that Suzan be asked to perform in the program.
• If I were in your place, I would not do it.
• I suggest that Jack come here to solve it.
• I propose that you be present at the meeting.
• I doubt whether Aric would come.
• If Denis were here, he could have done it.
• If today were Friday, I could have attended the program.
• I suggest that Merry come here.
• I propose that Harry be asked to attend the party.
• Anna doubts whether she could do it.
• I suggest that Hanna sing the song.
• I propose that Steve be asked to complete the project.
• If we were in New Zealand, we would meet you.
• Jeff doubts whether Alice would like it.
• Jim wishes that all his friends would come.
• I suggest that Robert attend the meeting.
• I propose that Pam be asked to prepare the cake.
• If Tom were here, he could have solved the issue.