Which sentence is subjunctive but not conditional? if i were rich, i would buy you a pony. if it stops raining, we will go to the park. i could you wash the dishes. i expect that you be here by eleven.

Sentence 4

Explanation:

In sentence 1, "I were rich" is subjunctive, but it is conditional due to the If at the beginning. Sentence 2 is not only conditional, again, due to the If, but also  not subjunctive, since "it stops raining" is in the indicative mood. Sentence 3 expresses possibility through the modal could, but it is not in the subjunctive mood. Only in sentence 4 do we find a subjunctive mood inside the relative clause "that you be here by eleven."

usually, a falcon can kill an owl, and horses don't normally eat each other.

answer: hjnh

explanation:

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