English, 24.10.2020 04:00 JimmySample7
What is the grammatical mood shift in the sentence below?
If the rain were to begin, the windows are open.
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The first part of the sentence is in the subjunctive mood, and the second part of the sentence is imperative.
O The first part of the sentence is in the imperative mood, and the second part of the sentence is indicative.
O The first part of the sentence is in the subjunctive mood, and the second part of the sentence is Indicative.
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