which sentence is subjunctive and conditional?\no i expect that you come on time.\no if you learn to tell…

Brief Explanations:

The subjunctive - conditional mood often expresses hypothetical or contrary - to - fact situations. The first sentence "I expect that you come on time." is not subjunctive - conditional. The second sentence "If you learn to tell time, you won't be late anymore." is a first - conditional expressing a likely future situation. The third sentence "If you are late again, you will be fired." is also a first - conditional. The fourth sentence "If you start earlier, you will arrive promptly." is a first - conditional as well. None of the given sentences are in the subjunctive and conditional mood in the strict sense (e.g., for a contrary - to - fact situation). But if we consider the closest in terms of conditional structure, none of these are truly subjunctive in the traditional sense like "If I were you, I would..." However, among them, they are all conditional statements.

Answer:

None of the above (since none are strictly subjunctive and conditional in the typical sense)