Question

In which sentence is the subjunctive mood correctly used?

He listens to instructions very carefully when at work.
If she were impatient, she would not be suited for this work.
They are ready to go to work now.
She was impatient to get to work on time.

Answer 1

If she were impatient, she would not be suited for this work.

Answer 2

• If she were impatient, she would not be suited for this work.

Step-by-step explanation:

In English, the subjunctive mood is utilized to investigate restrictive or nonexistent circumstances. It tends to be precarious to utilize, which mostly clarifies why numerous speakers and authors do without it.

The subjunctive type of an action word is generally the third-individual type of the action word with the ‑s dropped, yet the action word to be is a unique case. The subjunctive is utilized after specific articulations that contain a request or a demand, a theoretical, or a desire.