Verb Moods - Practice

Verb Moods - Practice

Created By: Mrs. Nearhoof

Multiple Choice

Which verb mood is written to show cause and effect?

• indicative

• imperative

• conditional

• interrogative

Multiple Choice

Which verb mood is used when asking a question?

• subjunctive

• conditional

• imperative

• interrogative

Multiple Choice

Which verb mood is written to state a fact or an opinion?

• indicative

• conditional

• subjunctive

• imperative

Multiple Choice

Which verb mood is used when expressing a wish, hope, or desire? (It can also be used to express a hypothetical situation.)

• conditional

• subjunctive

• indicative

• imperative

Multiple Choice

Which verb mood is used to give a command or demand?

• Hoofational

• indicative

• interrogative

• imperative

Multiple Choice

Match the hint with the verb mood.

"If ___ were..."

• conditional

• imperative

• indicative

• subjunctive

Multiple Choice

Match the hint with the verb mood.

"parents"

• imperative

• interrogative

• conditional

• indicative

Multiple Choice

Match the hint with the verb mood.

"interrogate"

• subjunctive

• interrogative

• indicative

• conditional

Multiple Choice

Match the hint with the verb mood.

"might", "could", "should"

• conditional

• subjunctive

• interrogative

• imperative

Multiple Choice

Match the hint with the verb mood.

"indicates"

• subjunctive

• interrogative

• indicative

• imperative

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is written in the subjunctive verb mood?

• You should go to school if you are feeling better.

• If I were a superhero, I would save the world.

• Do you have the number for the store?

• Please stop talking during class.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is written in the imperative verb mood?

• Clearly, I love making crafts in my spare time.

• Why did you have to leave early?

• If you finish early, you can work on something else.

• Over the summer, enjoy some time outside.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is written in the interrogative verb mood?

• You can go to the movies if you clean your room.

• Which one is your favorite?

• Before the test, study the notes.

• I have a lot of work to finish.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is written in the conditional verb mood?

• Video games can promote higher level thinking skills.

• I hope that you can get some sleep.

• If you ate your dinner you wouldn't be hungry.

• Please finish your homework for tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is written in the subjunctive verb mood?

• If you practice your skills you could join the team next year.

• I am not a fan of that show.

• Do you think Mrs. Nearhoof will become a Jedi?

• I want to go to the concert.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is written in the indicative verb mood?

• I wish I would have slept better.

• Please complete all of the questions.

• Did you see the news?

• The internet kept dropping last night.

Multiple Choice

Identify the inappropriate shift in mood in the following sentence:

"I know I needed to study, but can you believe I got a zero?"

• from indicative to interrogative

• from subjunctive to conditional

• from imperative to interrogative

• from indicative to imperative

Multiple Choice

Identify the inappropriate shift in mood in the following sentence:

"If I were you I would do the work, but I am not you."

• from conditional to indicative

• No shift

• from conditional to indicative

• from subjunctive to indicative

Open Ended

Write your own sentence using the subjunctive verb mood.

Open Ended

Write your own sentence using the conditional verb mood.

Open Ended

Write your own sentence using the indicative verb mood.

Open Ended

Write your own sentence using the interrogative verb mood.

Open Ended

Write your own sentence using the imperative verb mood.