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Indicative, Imperative, and Subjunctive Mood

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  • Put your phone on silent mode.
    Imperative
  • Don't forget to lock the door.
    Imperative
  • Please be quiet during the presentation.
    Imperative
  • Finish your vegetables before dessert.
    Imperative
  • She paints beautiful landscapes.
    Indicative
  • I wish I could play the piano.
    Subjunctive
  • If I were taller, I could reach the top shelf.
    Subjunctive
  • He is studying for his exams.
    Indicative
  • Be careful while crossing the road.
    Imperative
  • This sentence is used to deliver a command or direction.
    Imperative
  • If only I had more free time.
    Subjunctive
  • This sentence is used to state a fact or make a statement.
    Indicative
  • The dog barks at strangers.
    Indicative
  • It's crucial that he follows the instructions.
    Subjunctive
  • The movie starts at 8 PM.
    Indicative
  • They enjoy playing soccer.
    Indicative
  • I would love to try skydiving.
    Subjunctive
  • This sentence is used to do several different things: to describe a hypothetical scenario, to express a wish or desire, or to formalize a suggestion or demand.
    Subjunctive