Sam says: if it rains, we will cancel. The day stays dry. What did Sam commit to?

• Nothing about the real day, only what follows if rain comes
• That rain would come
• That the outing was cancelled

Which sentence talks about what might happen instead of what is the case?

• It rains.
• If it rained, we would stay home.
• She is here.

Which helper expresses duty?

• Might
• Can
• Must

Where does Spanish force a verb switch that English skips?

• After verbs of wanting, doubting, or feeling
• After naming a place
• After counting objects

Which version softens the order Open the window?

• Could you open the window
• Open the window at once
• You will open the window

I wish she were here talks about what?

• A reported fact
• A wish about something unreal
• A polite command

Lea claims a conditional describes the real world, so the speaker is at fault if rain never comes. What is wrong?

• It commits the speaker to rain coming
• It only sketches a possible world, committing to very little
• It is always about the past

A learner copies I want you to come word for word into Spanish with plain forms. What is the likely mistake?

• The sentence needs the subjunctive form after wanting
• The sentence needs a future tense
• The sentence needs a louder voice