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Sports fans predict that the abuse of players among coaches ( will subside if the testing of random animals is) ......

Why is would not correct here?

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Re: Subjunctive Mood ( Is it because of no if??) [#permalink] New post 23 May 2003, 16:02
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Sports fans predict that the abuse of players among coaches ( will subside if the testing of random animals is) ......

Why is would not correct here?

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This is a real condition; thus, WILL is appropriate.

REAL - means it is possible
UNREAL - of course that smth is in the past and thus impossible or smth is just impossible.

From the subjunctive comes expression "If I WERE YOU..." which is an unreal condition.


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Is there a difference in the connotation between might and predict

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Are might and predict both in the subjunctive mood?

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 [#permalink] New post 26 May 2003, 19:36
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Are might and predict both in the subjunctive mood?

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NO, at least I think they are not. Predict is a real condition. Such as: The weather man predicts that it will rain tomorrow.
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