Answer:
B. subjunctive
Explanation:
"were" is not imperatively stating a fact, or asking a question interrogatively
So the only options we have left are subjunctive and conditional;
Conditional would be stated under certain conditions.
So through the process of elimination what we have left is Subjunctive, which states what is wished to be or what could have been.
Yes, that is true. But please make sure the question is stated clearly.
sentence 1 should be revised because it shows bias
<h3>What is
bias?</h3>
Bias is the proclivity to prefer one person or thing over another and to favor that person or thing. Bias against women pervades all levels of the legal system. The BBC has come under fire for alleged political bias. Prejudice, leaning, bent, and tendency are synonyms. More Bias Synonyms
Bias is an inclination toward (or away from) one way of thinking, which is often influenced by your upbringing. For example, O.J. Simpson was acquitted of murder in one of the most high-profile trials of the twentieth century. Many people still hold grudges against him, treating him as if he were a convicted murderer.
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What is this referring to? I'm confused
