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Supposritional mood (предположительное наклонение)

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Supposritional mood (предположительное наклонение)

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Suppositional Mood expresses problematic actions, not necessarily contradicting reality. These actions are presented as necessity, order, suggestion, supposition, desire, request, etc.

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Should + Present Infinitive
E.g. It is desirable that the students should take part in this research.

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употребляется для выражения сомнительного, но необходимого, желательного действия, которое не противоречит действительности и должно состояться согласно чьей-либо просьбе, распоряжению, приказу и т.п.

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These two moods will be treated together because they have the same meaning and are practically interchangeable in use. They differ in form as well as stylistically.

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The Suppositional Mood is an analytical form built up with the help of the auxiliary verb should for all persons plus the infinitive.

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Should + Perfect Infinitive
It was astounding that so short a break should have destroyed the habit of years.

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They differ stylistically: thus, in the British variant of the English language Subjunctive I is rapidly falling into disuse and is only preserved in elevated prose, poetry or official documents.

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In British English everyday speech the Suppositional Mood is used.

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In American English Subjunctive I in neutral and colloquial speech is the norm:

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The Suppositional Mood is used only in one type of interrogative sentences beginning with 'And what if ... ?'

E.g. And what if he should come back?

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The Suppositional Mood (mostly non-perfect, though perfect is also possible) and rarely Subjunctive I is used in nominal and attributive appositive clauses after the expression of fear in the principal clause. The subordinate clause may be introduced by the conjunction that or the negative conjunction lest (typical of a literary style).

E.g. I was terrified lest they should notice me. (object clause)
I'm very much afraid that I shouldn't be acceptable, (object clause)
Our fear lest he should give away our secret was great. (attributive appositive clause)
Our fear was lest we should be late. (predicative clause)

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Only the Suppositional Mood (both non-perfect and perfect) is used in nominal and attributive appositive clauses if in the principal clause a personal reaction to events is expressed (for instance, with words like amazing, interesting, shocked, sorry, normal, natural, it's a shame, etc.).
E.g. It was astounding that so short a break should have destroyed the habit of years. (subject clause)
I'm surprised you should want him to stay in that house. (object clause)

A feeling of anger seized her that a letter from Gerald should bring her such pain. (attributive appositive clause)

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Suppositional Mood образуется при помощи вспомогательного глагола should (во всех лицах) и инфинитива основного глагола без частицы to.

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It is necessary (необходимо)
It is important (важно)
It is desirable (желательно)
It is recommended (рекомендуется)
I recommend (я рекомендую)
It is suggested (предложено)
I suggest (я предлагаю)
It is demanded (требуется)
I demand (я требую)
It is ordered (приказано)
I order (я приказываю), etc.

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I fear lest (боюсь, как бы не)
I am anxious lest (беспокоюсь, волнуюсь)
The anxiety lest (опасение, как бы не)

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It is impossible (не может быть)
It is unbelievable (невозможно поверить)

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in predicative clauses after his (the) aim (wish, desire, idea, suggestion) is (was).

E.g. His aim was that his enemies should be discredited.

His condition was that I should join one of the clubs.

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in attributive clauses after the nouns suggestion, proposal, demand, order, requirement, recommendation, decision, etc.

E.g. T hey supported the proposal that a committee should be appointed to deal with the matter.

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in an object subordinate clause after the verbs of order, suggestion and recommendation:

E.g. The commander ordered that the soldiers should cross the river.

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in an object subordinate clause introduced by the conjunction lest (как бы не) after the verbs of fear: to fear, to be terrified, to be afraid.

E.g. The mother was afraid lest her children should lose the way.

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in an adverbial subordinate clause of purpose introduced by the conjunction “lest”:

We shall start at 7 o’clock lest we should miss the train. (What for?)

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in an adverbial subordinate clause of concession introduced by the conjunctions though, whatever, wherever, however, whoever, whenever:

E.g. Though it should rain, we shall have to go.

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in adverbial subordinate clauses of purpose introduced by so that.

E.g. She spoke in a low voice so that the baby shouldn’t wake up.

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in an adverbial subordinate clause of real condition introduced by the conjunction if.

E.g. If you should meet him, tell him to come.