Verb moods mod#

The three moods in English are the indicative mood, the imperative mood, and the subjunctive mood. a) indicative b) imperative c) interrogative d) subjunctive e) conditional 8) Choose the verb mood for the following sentence: Be careful! a) indicative b) imperative c) interrogative d) subjunctive e) conditional 9) Choose the verb mood for the following sentence: Does Jo practice her music? a) indicative b) imperative c) interrogative d) subjunctive e) conditional 10) Choose the verb mood for the following sentence: Jo might practice her music if she ever had the time. Mood (or grammatical mood) is the form a verb takes to show how it is to be regarded (e.g., as a fact, a command, a wish, an uncertainty). a) indicative b) imperative c) interrogative d) subjunctive e) conditional 7) Choose the verb mood for the following sentence: If Grandpa were a fiddler, he would play a tune.

Verb moods mod#

a) indicative b) imperative c) interrogative d) subjunctive e) conditional 2) Mood that expresses a command or request a) indicative b) imperative c) interrogative d) subjunctive e) conditional 3) Mood that expresses a statement of fact, or that something is happening in reality a) indicative b) imperative c) interrogative d) subjunctive e) conditional 4) Mood that expresses that an outcome is dependent upon a condition being fulfilled a) indicative b) imperative c) interrogative d) subjunctive e) conditional 5) Mod that explores a hypothetical situation or expresses a wish, suggestion, or demand a) indicative b) imperative c) interrogative d) subjunctive e) conditional 6) Choose the verb mood for the following sentence: Jo practices her music. Unlike peoples moods, though, which have an endless variety, a verb may only occur in one of three verb moods: the indicative mood, the imperative mood.