which sentence is subjunctive but not conditional?\no if i were rich, i would buy you a pony.\no if it stops…

which sentence is subjunctive but not conditional?\no if i were rich, i would buy you a pony.\no if it stops raining, we will go to the park.\no i could help you wash the dishes.\no i expect that you be here by eleven.

which sentence is subjunctive but not conditional?\no if i were rich, i would buy you a pony.\no if it stops raining, we will go to the park.\no i could help you wash the dishes.\no i expect that you be here by eleven.

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Brief Explanations:

The subjunctive mood expresses a wish, desire, command, or hypothetical situation. The first option is a conditional - subjunctive sentence ("If - then" structure with subjunctive "were"). The second option is a regular conditional sentence. The third option is a simple statement about ability. The fourth option "I expect that you be here by eleven" uses the subjunctive mood in the form of the base - form verb "be" after "expect", and it is not a conditional sentence.

Answer:

I expect that you be here by eleven.