Subjunctive mood ways

SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD

WAYS OF EXPRESSING

The Subjunctive Mood describes hypothetical situations, expresses wishes, demands, proposals, necessity, notions contrary to the fact.

The Subjunctive Mood has many forms of expression, some of which coincide with the Indicative and Imperative mood forms
The necessary form of the Subjunctive Mood is chosen depending on the sentence structure and intention of the speaker. There are also a few traditional structures with Subjunctive Mood.

1. 
   The Present Subjunctive is the same as the bare infinitive. It’s a synthetic form of the Subjunctive.
   

is, am, are	be
go, goes	go
live, lives	live
run, runs	run

2. 
   The Past Subjunctive is the same as the Past Simple. Traditionally the verb “were” is used for all persons. It’s a synthetic form of the Subjunctive.
   

was, were	were
went	went
lived	lived
ran	ran

3. 
   The Past Perfect (Conditional) (for actions and situations referring to the past).
   
4. 
   Should + Infinitive (Simple forms for actions referring to the present and future, Perfect forms for actions referring to the past). It’s an analytical form.
   
5. 
   Would + Infinitive (Simple forms for actions referring to the present and future, Perfect forms for actions referring to the past). It’s an analytical form.
   
6. 
   Could + Infinitive (Simple forms for actions referring to the present and future, Perfect forms for actions referring to the past). It’s an analytical form.
   
7. 
   Can + Infinitive (Simple forms for actions referring to the present and future, Perfect forms for actions referring
   

to the past). It’s an analytical form.

8. 
   May + Infinitive (Simple forms for actions referring to the present and future, Perfect forms for actions referring to the past). It’s an analytical form.
   
9. 
   Might + Infinitive (Simple forms for actions referring to the present and future, Perfect forms for actions referring to the past). It’s an analytical form.