subjunctive verb form
things to remember when using the subjunctive verb form:
1) channel beyonce (“if i were a boy”), not justin bieber (“if i was your boyfriend”).
2) use the singular verb form – listens becomes listen, walks becomes walk.
3) think about the context. the subjunctive verb form is either used in formal writing/discussions, or in expressing hopes or dreams.
the subjunctive verb form could be used like this:
if you were to listen, you might learn something.
i recommend that you study.
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