Question 6 • ELPGEQ3 M/J Language Arts 3 - 1001070 HCPS v24
The subjunctive is used in some clauses expressing a demand, recommendation, or insistence. In “I insist you arrive on time tomorrow,” the verb “arrive” is in its base form after “insist,” marking the subjunctive. “Come on time” is a command, so it is imperative, not subjunctive.
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