Which sentence is subjunctive but not conditional? I suggest that you finish your dinner before playing video games. If you fini
sh your dinner, you can have dessert. If you hadn't had so many snacks, you would have more of an appetite. If you don't finish your dinner, you can't have snacks tomorrow
Answer: The sentence that is subjunctive but not conditional is "I suggest that you finish your dinner before playing video games".
Explanation:<u></u><u>A sentence written in the subjunctive mood expresses a wish or an imagined situation</u>. Therefore, unlike the indicative mood, the subjunctive mood does not present factual information, but it rather refers to an event that is not certain to happen. In the sentence<u> "I suggest that you finish your dinner before playing video games", the speaker expresses a wish; however, nothing tells the reader that this situation will come true</u>: it only represents something that the speaker wants to happen. Therefore, this sentence is in the subjunctive mood; however, it is not a conditional since<u> it does not express a condition for the wish to come tru</u>e. In contrast to the other sentences provided,<u> the first sentence does not contain a conditional clause introduced by "if".</u>
Answer: I think it means, that those who believe without having to see concrete evidence, are the most devoted and loyal to God, and will be blessed the most, since they rely on faith alone and it proves their loyalty.
