Subjunctive Mood // English Grammar Lessons

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It is our fortunate to have a teacher like you as you make us get a good grasp on every topic providing comprehensive knowledge about it. thanks a lot and please! keep uploading such beautiful content. I have a question about *Emotional Should* what is the difference between the subordinating clauses carrying "Should + simple infinitive and Should+perfect infinitive".
I believe that they convey the same meaning because the real fact to which we express our attitude is always happened/realised/prior happened the verb we mention in the main clause. please! explain it.

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Mam I'm in trouble with unreal past situation how to use WISH and Past subjunctive mood..
1) I wish it started raining before we leave from here (I'm telling this to myself in SUMMER because i don't want to go)
2) I wish it would start raining (the situation i told above)

3) I wish i spoke English fluently
4) I wish i could/would speak English fluently
Now here 3 and 4 how could we differenciate with COULD and Past subjunctive? Because I will have ability only when at least i know or should know about some grammar or structures so should i use PAST SUBJUNCTIVE? but why does people tend to use COULD..I wish i could do, i wish could speak they just throw an excuse ABILITY without thinking anything.

5) I wish i didn't eat chocolates like this
6) I wish i wouldn't eat chocolates like this

Now here dilemma is till now i believe that we can't use WOULD with ourselves or one who is subject himself so we can never use WOULD like (I wish wish wish.. i would stop smoking) ???

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Do conditionals that have suppositional subjunctives fall under 2nd conditionals or are they in their own category that's neither 2nd, 3rd, nor mixed conditional? Suppositional subjunctives exemplified by the sentence you used, "If I should ever see her again, I shall tell her about my feelings."

What is the name of the book? Would you please tell

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I wish I could have one never-ending summer. 😢

And don't forget to exaggerate the pronunciation of every single letter "r"!!!

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This is the first time I learn this classification of subjunctives. Well explained

Big thanks for breaking down the subjunctive mood so well. As a student, I often had to memorize it without fully understanding, but your explanation made it much clearer. Well explained! I really appreciate it!

Good day a teacher! What about would rather/ prefer.?

Your method of teaching is excellent and praise worthy.madam.