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    Prefer, Propose, Recommend, Request, Require, Specify, Stipulate, Suggest, Vote. The Verb Will Always Go in The Base

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    The document discusses the subjunctive mood in English. It provides examples of verbs that take the subjunctive, such as recommend, demand, insist, prefer, etc. When used with these verbs, the main verb will be in its base form without conjugation. It also discusses expressions like "it is crucial/essential/imperative" that also take the subjunctive. Examples are given to illustrate the subjunctive form. The document also provides definitions for several marketing vocabulary words like "free sample", "coupon code", "product placement", etc.

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    The document discusses the subjunctive mood in English. It provides examples of verbs that take the subjunctive, such as recommend, demand, insist, prefer, etc. When used with these verbs, the main verb will be in its base form without conjugation. It also discusses expressions like "it is crucial/essential/imperative" that also take the subjunctive. Examples are given to illustrate the subjunctive form. The document also provides definitions for several marketing vocabulary words like "free sample", "coupon code", "product placement", etc.

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    GRAMMAR (p.67, ex.3), GRAMMAR PLUS (p.121,ex.

    8B)
    SUBJUNCTIVE

    The subjunctive (as opposed to the indicative) is used with certain verbs such as: advise, ask, beg, demand, insist,
    prefer, propose, recommend, request, require, specify, stipulate, suggest, vote. The verb will always go in the base
    form, that is, 3rd person singular (or any other conjugation) will NOT be used. For example, the verb to be will be
    used as be, NOT am, is, are, was, were, etc. The negative of the verb is formed with the word not preceding the verb,
    instead of don’t, doesn’t or didn’t.

    The store recommended (that) the customer pay cash in order to get the discount.
    The boss demanded (that) I not arrive late anymore.
    We propose (that) Diana be named the class president (by the other students). (passive)
    The contract stipulates (that) everyone take a polygraph test.
    The director recommended (that) we not be late to the meeting.
    I advise (that) you be more friendly with your co-workers.
    We request (that) you not smoke inside the house.
    The tenant begged (that) the landlord not evict her.
    The rental agreement specifies (that) we not have any loud parties.
    The law requires (that) a person be at least 18 years old to vote.
    The doctor recommended (that) the patient take the medicine with food.
    The president proposed (that) his cabinet vote on the law.
    I suggest (that) the problem be solved by the owner of the apartment. (passive)
    I must insist (that) everyone take off their shoes before entering my home.
    The lawyer requested (that) his client not speak to the press.
    I suggest (that) your dog be kept on a leash (by your kids). (passive)
    I prefer (that) the housekeeper come on Thursdays instead of Fridays.
    I only ask (that) you take the necessary precautions before visiting us.

    These expressions are also followed by the subjunctive: It is crucial/essential/imperative/vital/important/critical.

    It is crucial (that) the passengers fly with a mask on.


    It is imperative (that) she attend the meeting.
    It is critical (that) you not touch this button.
    It is vital (that) the patient be kept in isolation (by the nurses/doctors). (passive)
    It is important (that) the prisoner not be permitted to escape from jail (by the guards). (passive)
    It is essential (that) he take his medicine every 8 hours.
    It is imperative (that) the patient not miss a session with the psychiatrist.
    It is important (that) the baby be fed every 3 hours (by his mother/nanny). (passive)
    VOCABULARY (p.68,ex.4)
    free sample: a free sample of the product given to people in order to convince them to buy it
    coupon code: a numerical or text code to give clients a discount when they buy a product online
    product placement: to advertise a product on TV/movies, etc. to get the attention of consumers
    comparative marketing: promoting a product based on comparing it to the competition
    search engine marketing: showing a product on Google when you conduct a search
    celebrity endorsement: when a famous person helps to advertise a product
    loyalty program: rewards given to frequent clients
    word of mouth marketing: when happy clients tell other people about their satisfaction with a product

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