3. If you pulled your socks up, you could (might) be appointed a manager.

It is a complex sentence with a subordinate clause of unreal condition. Pulled up is a Non-Perfect Subjunctive II form used to denote an unreal condition referring to the present (future). Could (might) be appointed is a Compound Verbal Modal Predicate which consists of the modal verb could (might) in its Subjunctive II form and the Non-Perfect Infinitive be appointed referring this modal meaning to the present (future).

4. If he had taken his job seriously, he would have become a real high-flier.

It is a complex sentence with a subordinate clause of unreal condition. Had taken is a Perfect Subjunctive II form used to denote an unreal condition referring to the past. Would have become is a Perfect Conditional Mood form representing the action as an unreal consequence referring to the past.

5. If they hadn't made cutbacks, I would have been working in this company for ten years.

It is a complex sentence with a subordinate clause of unreal condition. Hadn't made is a Perfect Subjunctive II form used to denote an unreal condition referring to the past. Would have been working is a Perfect Conditional Mood form representing the action as an unreal consequence referring to a fixed moment or period of time in the past.

6. If you had applied for one of these jobs, you could (might) have been short-listed.

It is a complex sentence with a subordinate clause of unreal condition. Had applied is a Perfect Subjunctive II form used to denote an unreal condition referring to the past. Could (might) have been short­listed is a Compound Verbal Modal Predicate which consists of the modal verb could (might) in its Subjunctive II form and the Perfect Infinitive have been short-listed referring this modal meaning to the past.

7. If he were a competent employee, he would have been promoted long ago.

It is a mixed type of the complex sentence with a subordinate clause of unreal condition. Were is a Non-Perfect Subjunctive II form used to denote an unreal condition referring to the present. Would have been promoted is a Perfect Conditional Mood form representing the action as an unreal consequence referring to the past.

8. If I hadn't been laid off, I wouldn't be on the dole now.

It is a mixed type of the complex sentence with a subordinate clause of unreal condition. Hadn't been laid off is a Perfect Subjunctive II form used to denote an unreal condition referring to the past. Wouldn't be is a Non-Perfect Conditional Mood form representing the action as an unreal consequence referring to the present.

9. Were I satisfied with my work, I wouldn't be handing in my notice.

It is a complex sentence with an inverted subordinate clause of unreal condition. Were is a Non-Perfect Subjunctive II form used to denote an unreal condition referring to the present. Wouldn't be handing in is a Non-Perfect Conditional Mood form representing the action as an unreal consequence referring to the present.

10. Had you reminded me about the interview, I would have got that job.

It is a complex sentence with an inverted subordinate clause of unreal condition. Had reminded is a Perfect Subjunctive II form used to denote an unreal condition referring to the past. Would have got is a Perfect Conditional Mood form representing the action as an unreal consequence referring to the past.

11. But for the job she would spend more time with her children.

It is a simple sentence introduced by the but for phrase replacing the if-clause. Would spend is a Non-Perfect Conditional Mood form representing the implied condition as an unreal consequence referring to the present.

12. But for bad working conditions she wouldn't have resigned.

It is a simple sentence introduced by the but for phrase replacing the if-clause. Would spend is a Perfect Conditional Mood form representing the implied condition as an unreal consequence referring to the past.

13. If only I found employment in the business line.

It is a simple sentence introduced by If only. Found is a Non-Perfect Subjunctive II form used to represent a strong wish or regret referring to the present (future).

14. If only I could get the position for which I have applied.

It is a simple sentence introduced by If only. Could get is a Compound Verbal Modal Predicate which consists of the modal verb could in its Subjunctive II form and the Non-Perfect Infinitive get referring this modal meaning to the present (future).

15. If only his company hadn't closed down.

It is a simple sentence introduced by If only. Hadn't closed down is a Perfect Subjunctive II form used to represent a personal regret referring to the past.

16. If only she would stop working overtime.

It is a simple sentence introduced by If only. Would stop is a Compound Verbal Modal Predicate which consists of the modal verb would in its Subjunctive II form expressing a personal criticism and the Non-Perfect Infinitive stop referring this modal meaning to the present (future).

17. You had better apply for several jobs in similar companies.

It is a simple sentence. Had better apply is a Compound Verbal Modal Predicate which consists of the modal expression had better in its Subjunctive II form expressing advice (warning, threat) and the Non-Perfect Infinitive apply for referring this modal meaning to the future.

18. I would rather have flexible hours than regular day work.

It is a simple sentence. Would rather have is a Compound Verbal Modal Predicate which consists of the modal expression would rather in its Subjunctive II form expressing a personal preference and the Non-Perfect Infinitive have referring this modal meaning to the present.

19. I would rather have made a career in sport.

It is a simple sentence. Would rather have made is a Compound Verbal Modal Predicate which consists of the modal expression would rather in its Subjunctive II form expressing a personal preference and the Perfect Infinitive have made referring this modal meaning to the past.

20. I would rather he gave up work in order to study.

It is a complex sentence with a subordinate clause introduced by the modal expression would rather in its Subjunctive II form expressing a personal preference. Gave up is a Non-Perfect Subjunctive II form referring this modal meaning to the present.

21. I would rather she had found a permanent job when she graduated.

It is a complex sentence with a subordinate clause introduced by the modal expression would rather in its Subjunctive II form expressing a personal preference. Had found is a Perfect Subjunctive II form referring this modal meaning to the past.

22. I wish I earned just enough to get by.

It is a complex sentence with an object subordinate clause introduced by the verb wish. Earned is a Non-Perfect Subjunctive II form used to represent a personal wish or regret simultaneous to that of the predicate.

23. I wish I had accepted early retirement from my old job.

It is a complex sentence with an object subordinate clause introduced by the verb wish. Had accepted is a Perfect Subjunctive II form used to represent a personal regret prior to that of the predicate.

24. I wish you would be more punctual.

It is a complex sentence with an object subordinate clause introduced by the verb wish. Would be is a Compound Verbal Modal Predicate which consists of the modal verb would in its Subjunctive II form expressing a personal criticism and the Non-Perfect Infinitive be referring this modal meaning to the future.

25. I wish my boss would stop reprimanding me for failing to do my duties.

It is a complex sentence with an object subordinate clause introduced by the verb wish. Would stop is a Compound Verbal Modal Predicate which consists of the modal verb would in its Subjunctive II form expressing a personal annoyance (irritation) and the Non-Perfect Infinitive stop referring this modal meaning to the future.

26. I wish I could have made my way in the world.

It is a complex sentence with an object subordinate clause introduced by the verb wish. Could have made is a Compound Verbal Modal Predicate which consists of the modal verb could in its Subjunctive II form and the Perfect Infinitive have made referring this modal meaning to the past.

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