The speaker's attitudes and intentions
Imagined situations
Imagined situations
Are we talking about a fact or something we imagine?
conditional mood
subjunctive
grammatical mood
indicative
Maksud
We can talk about a situation as something we imagine rather than as a fact. This lets us explore possibilities, picture a different past, or express a wish. Languages may use special verb forms, helper words, or context; some have no separate form for imagined situations. Condition makes one situation depend on another, while Imagined situations concerns whether we present something as imagined, with or without a condition.
Cara mengenalinya
Look for forms, words, or context that present a situation as imagined, wished for, or different from what actually happened.