If I were a bird, I would fly to Beijing.

KevinXu

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Hi.

"If I were a bird, I would fly to Beijing."

What's the mood of the main clause "I would fly to Beijing."? Is it indicative, subjunctive or conditional? Thank you.
 
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It's not my homework, I came up with the sentence myself. I think the dependent clause uses subjunctive mood, but I don't know what mood the main clause uses, so I asked for help.
 
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