No, because there isn’t really any strong evidence to support this argument.
C. Brutus was well known at the time, and was still Julius' friend. If he killed him, he had to have good reason, making the whole effort more reasonable
Answer:
1. You were away having a good time,and I was here bored and lonely.
2. Mars is closer,but Jupiter appears brighter.
3. The hours ticked away,but the phone never rang.
4. I enjoy watching football,but I like baseball better.
5. It was a superbly written book,and I could not put it down.
Explanation:
answer: yes, it is written in subjunctive mood.
explanation: the word "were" is a subjunctive form. for it to be in normal form, the word "were" should be replaced with "was" (first person and third person singular of to be in the past tense).
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