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Here are some simple examples of the subjunctive mood:

1. "I suggest that he *go* to the doctor."
2. "It's necessary that she *be* on time."
3. "I wish that I *had* more money."

Notice how the verb form changes in the subjunctive mood:
- *go* (not "goes")
- *be* (not "is")
- *had* (not "have")

The subjunctive mood is used to express formal or hypothetical situations.