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by mikeCoolBoy » Fri Apr 24, 2009 1:26 am
What is the correct idiom? does it require subjunctive mood?

It's unlikely that John go to the supermarket.
It's unlikely for John to go the supermarket.
It's unlikely that John would go to the supermarket.
It's unlikely that John will go the supermarket.

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