which sentence is in the subjunctive mood?\no where were you yesterday?\no im glad you came to the party…

which sentence is in the subjunctive mood?\no where were you yesterday?\no im glad you came to the party yesterday.\no id hoped youd be able to attend the party.\no i wanted to see you yesterday.

which sentence is in the subjunctive mood?\no where were you yesterday?\no im glad you came to the party yesterday.\no id hoped youd be able to attend the party.\no i wanted to see you yesterday.

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Brief Explanations:

The subjunctive mood expresses a wish, a suggestion, a command, or a hypothetical situation. "I'd hoped you'd be able to attend the party" implies a wish - the speaker hoped for a situation that may or may not have occurred. The first option is an interrogative about past location, the second is a statement of happiness about a past - event, and the fourth is a simple statement of a past desire.

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I'd hoped you'd be able to attend the party.