Common usage of German second subjunctive mood

When it rains harder!

But the rain hasn't finished yet. )

If only the weather were fine.

We are going to be friends!

If only we had a holiday now!

When they came here!

How nice that he could come yesterday!

I don't know what to do!

If only I had met him!

This is a wetter school!

I'm Dr. Lee!

Remarks: doch or nur are often used to emphasize the mood in A sentence, and the exclamation point is used at the end of the sentence;

B- Wenn can be omitted, in which case the sentences are in reverse order.

2- unrealistic conditional sentences

2- 1 was brought out by wenn, which only shows that it has passed two time periods:

We have a common political party. (not out of date)

I have time during the holiday, and I want to attend your party.

Although it is not the right time yet, our party has been established. (obsolete)

If I had time yesterday, I would have gone to your party.

Nevertheless, Cohen is also very good at technology. (obsolete)

If I buy that book, I can lend it to you.

2-2 collocation Bei, unter, ohne, MIT and other prepositional phrases or adverbs such as beinahe, fast and gegebenfalls.

Independent sentence of:

After that, I had this idea.

Under other circumstances, I might do an experiment.

This is an unhappy person.

Without food, people can't live.

This is an explosion.

Almost exploded.

This is the most important mechanism.

If necessary, this machine must be taken out for maintenance.

3- The usage of Walden in unrealistic conditional sentences: Because some forms of virtual verbs with weak changes are easily confused with direct expression, when expressing non-outdated virtual scenes, Walden and infinitives are often used instead:

When he read the text, he was already asleep.

When time passes, your words become blurred.

(wuerde is used instead of uebersetzte in the sentence)

We went to his place, and he wasn't there.

(Use Ulden instead of Ginger Root in the sentence)