I asked for a phone call, not a text message

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i wouldnt bet on me lol
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I'll use 50/50 please

50/50 it is, and I performed it at http://www.chatzy.com/915522379797

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Grammar: In which mood is the verb "be" in the sentence "The judge insisted that the case be thrown out"?
A) Indicative
D) Subjunctive

Good job I didn't follow MUFC, what if you got rid of the right answer

I'll go with subjunctive?

I didn't get rid of the right answer, it has to be either A or D!

You're going with subjunctive... Is that your... final answer???

Ah jaysus

Hahaha!!! Hang about, he might change his mind! It's not an easy question after all!!!

Hit Niall for me, I'll say D, final answer

It's gone to orange!!!

The question was: In which mood is the verb "be" in the sentence "The judge insisted that the case be thrown out"?

The last question that was aborted had as its answer... subjunctive

The answer to this question was.................

D) Subjunctive

There is one important difference between the two; the first question used the past subjunctive, whereas this other one that you answered right used the present subjunctive.

The subjunctive mood is a little understood mood in English and is used in the case of things that are not the case but are being supposed or suggested, like being rich or the case being thrown out as in the two questions. It gets used much more in other languages such as French.

So, you're right, and you're up to £150,000. You're just three away from a million; stand by for Q10...

Uh oh spaghetti oh

I see.....!?!?!?

Ok, so we are up to the 250k question, and here it is. You have Ask the Audience left, and I'll take care of that one for you. Here's your question, best of luck.

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Which was the first movie to star both Martin Sheen and Charlie Sheen?
A) Cadence B) Ferris Bueller's Day Off
C) Platoon D) Wall Street

I think that's Wall Street. Final answer

It's gone to orange!!!!!!



Cadence was released in 1990 and starred Martin and Charlie Sheen.



Wall Street was released in 1987 and starred Martin and Charlie Sheen. So that puts it in the lead.

Platoon was released in....
















1986.













But it DIDN'T star Martin Sheen, so that rules that one out.




Ferris Bueller's Day Off was released in....
















1986 as well.













But it DIDN'T star Martin Sheen either, so that rules that one out too, leaving Wall Street as the earliest of the four movies, and means you're right, you're up to £250k!!!

Stand by for Q11, and you have Ask the Audience left!

How intelligent is this audience

me intelligent
me have nolege
me kno stuph

lol

Sorry for the delay, I was, ahem, elsewhere today!

You're not online thankfully, so the question can wait!

I'm here now

Well you're just two away from the million... Here is Q14 and you have Ask the Audience left.

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How many voting members of the United States House of Representatives are there?
A) 435 B) 465
C) 535 D) 565