Распредели имена по звуку в столбик tim's bike, pitt's car, alex's cousin, jame's daughter, matt's hat, liz's friend, the elf's tree, mum's cat, the teacher's piano, the child's toys, stuart's bag [z] [s] [iz]

Z(Tims bike Pitts car James daughter Matts hat the elfs tree mums cat childs toys  stuarts bag)
s(Alex's cousin Liz's friend )
iz(the teacher's piano)

Z(Tim's, jame's, mum's, teacher's, child's)
S(Pitt's, matt's, liz's, elf's, stuart's)
Iz(Alex's)

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The subjunctive - Easy Learning Grammar

The subjunctive was formerly used in English for situations that were improbable or that expressed a wish. It is only rarely used in modern British English. It is, however, found in certain set phrases and in very formal forms of speech and writing.

God save the Queen!

God bless you!

God help us!

Heaven help us!

Heaven forbid that that should happen to me.

Suffice it to say he escaped with only a caution.

The present subjunctive

The form in the present tense is exactly the same as the base form in all persons of the verb. That is, there is no -s on the 3rd person singular.

The subjunctive is used, in very formal English, in subordinate clauses that follow verbs expressing a desire, a demand, a formal recommendation, or a resolve.

I only ask that he cease behaving in this extraordinary manner.

It is vital that they be stopped at once.

Is it really necessary that she work all hours of the day?

I demand that he do something to make up for this.

The clause containing the subjunctive is linked to the main clause with that.

This use of the subjunctive is more common in American English than in British English. British speakers usually take advantage of other ways of expressing the same message, especially in less formal speech.

I only ask that he should cease behaving in this extraordinary manner.

It is vital that they are stopped at once.

It is vital to stop them at once.

Is it really necessary for her to work all hours of the day?

I demand that he does something to make up for this.

everyone at least once in a life passed some kind of exam. should we worry about the results of the exam after we did that? at first glance, an answer to this question seems to be a piece of cake. but people actually split down in the middle with no clear confidence. being in the dark about our mark makes us feeling nervous. some people even become down in the dumps, i mean, they fall into depression bothering themselves. they even may understand that it doesn’t make any sense but they commonly can’t help it. but there is a category of people that can manage to not let their hairs down. they stay still whatever they do, particularly, sit in for a test.

to conclude, i don’t want to beat around the bush, that’s why will tell you my clear viewpoint. i also think that feeling nervous while waiting for exam results doesn’t add up.