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Define the indicative verb mood.
The indicative mood indicates something. It is a factual statement.
Give an example of the indicative verb mood.
Mona will laugh once she sees Bill in a good mood.
Define the imperative verb mood.
Typically a command or stressing the importance of a task.
Give an example of the imperative verb mood.
Go clean your room!
Define the interrogative verb mood.
Asks a question.
Give an example of the interrogative verb mood.
What is your name?
Define the conditional verb mood.
Typically an If/Then statement. Must be realistic.
Give an example of the conditional verb mood.
If you drive, then I will go to the city with you.
Define the subjunctive verb mood.
Hypothetical situation. Typically, not realistic. Often seen as a wish, hope, or desire.
Give an example of the subjunctive mood.
I wish I knew how to fly.
Determine the verb mood: Shut the door.
Imperative verb mood
Determine the verb mood: How do I put the manual truck into first gear without the engine dying?
Interrogative verb mood
Determine the verb mood: Butterflies are beautiful creatures.
indicative verb mood.
Determine the verb mood: I hope for lovely weather while we are on vacation.
Subjunctive verb mood.
Determine the verb mood: If you pay me, I will rake your leaves.
Conditional verb mood
Determine the verb mood: I hope Santa brings me a puppy for Christmas.
Subjunctive verb mood
