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2.- Identify the problem with this sentence: 'If I were rich, I will buy a giant mansion.'
A) It shifts from the imperative mood by using the verb 'were' to the indicative mood by using 'will buy'.
B) It shifts from the subjunctive mood by using the verb 'were' to the imperative mood by using 'will buy'.
C) It shifts from the indicative mood by using the verb 'were' to the subjunctive mood by using 'will buy'.
D) It shifts from the subjunctive mood by using the verb 'were' to the indicative mood by using 'will buy'.
E) There is nothing wrong with this sentence. It is correct as is.

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Answer:

D) It shifts from the subjunctive mood by using the verb 'were' to the indicative mood by using 'will buy'.

Explanation:

It's easy to detect mood changes in a sentence since they cause it to make no sense. The word 'were' creates a subjunctive mood, while the words 'will buy' create an indicative one. Here is the difference between the two:

Subjunctive mood - uncertainty, often expressing as a wish, desire, doubt or hope

Indicative mood - expresses things that are sure, certain, and (believed to be) true

I hope this helps!

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