AP English Literature: Figuring Out the Tense

the words would and could like What could the speaker

abbreviate with Apostrophe D there Yeah we know we're dealing

with a hypothetical mooed like a cow speaker tells us

from the very beginning that she's looking at a house

that robbers would like the look of So we know

she's imagining a situation that could happen but it's not

definitely happening We're not sure it's really or just kind

of wait up So the right answer here his deal

is conditional Just It depends you know like a diaper

loser bowl here Well for this one we need to

know the different kinds of tenses a writer might employ

in writing But we're talking about what will be We're

dealing with the future A passive voice isn't used in

the poem like he was done too or something like

that So get rid of B If we're in the

here and now we're in the present like right now

see And when it's not it because we're not here

And now we're just kind of would've maybe Kudo should've

And then finally if we're watching things unfold in the

moment like the pitcher is winding up to throw the

ball that's present progressive and that ain't it That ain't

what we have in this little ditty here so that's 00:01:31.06 --> [endTime] not the right answer is D conditional