Why are you even bothering to try to find your lost sweater? How would the above sentence best be rewritten in the subjunctive mood? A) You are bothering to try to find your lost sweater. B) Why did you bother to try to find your lost sweater? C) Why will you bother to try to find your lost sweater? D) If you bother to try to find your lost sweater, you will likely be frustrated. in subjunctive mood

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Gavin Mcconnell

1 December, 16:02

Why are you even bothering to try to find your lost sweater? How would the above sentence best be rewritten in the subjunctive mood? A) You are bothering to try to find your lost sweater. B) Why did you bother to try to find your lost sweater? C) Why will you bother to try to find your lost sweater? D) If you bother to try to find your lost sweater, you will likely be frustrated. in subjunctive mood

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Abbigail · Answer 1

D) If you bother to try to find your lost sweater, you will likely be frustrated.

Explanation:

The subjunctive mood in the English language is used to explore conditional or imaginary situations. The sentence in letter D is obviously conditional because of the first word "if." In addition, it is enhanced by the condition of the possibility of only being "frustrated" should the person find his or her sweater.