Answer:
1. The little girl wished that she would get a pony for Christmas - Subjunctive
2. If I were one of the boys, I would have looked both ways before crossing the road - Conditional
3. If you take your coat with you, you might not get cold - Conditional
4. If I had a car, I would drive across the country to the ocean - Conditional
5. If you add the yeast, your bread should rise in a few hours - Conditional
6. If the alarm sounds, the fire fighters put on their gear and jump on the fire truck - Conditional
Explanation:
<u>The subjunctive mood expresses a wish, a suggestion, even a command. It is used with verbs such as wish, demand, suggest, recommend, insist, and order.</u> Among the sentences provided in the question, only the first one is in the subjunctive mood: 1. The little girl wished that she would get a pony for Christmas.
The other sentences are all in the<u> conditional mood</u>. This mood<u> expresses a fact - real or hypothetical - that depends on a certain condition to happen. The clause in which the condition is stated often begins with the conjunction "if". </u>Let's choose one of the sentence above to take a look:
If I had a car, I would drive across the country to the ocean --> For me to be able to drive across the country, a car would be needed. Only if I met that condition would I get that result.
