Lesson 42-43 G.U.M Quiz

Decide whether or not the verb tense is used correctly.

If the bank is closing early, I would have to come back tomorrow to deposit my check.

• correct

• incorrect

Decide whether or not the verb tense is used correctly.

Many people came to see the jewelry exhibit that was arranged in a very professional manner.

• correct

• incorrect

Decide whether or not the verb tense is used correctly.

As Richard ties his shoes, the telephone rang.

• correct

• incorrect

Decide whether or not the verb tense is used correctly.

The doctor suggested medicine for the patient who suffered from a throat infection.

• correct

• incorrect

A sentence in the indicative mood . . .

• expresses uncertainty.

• is always in the future tense.

• makes a command.

• states a fact.

Which of the following sentences uses the imperative mood?

• I'll see you later!

• Come on!

• I love you!

• She wants a cookie.

A sentence in the conditional mood . . .

• expresses something that will certainly happen in the future.

• can be used as an adjective or a noun.

• expresses what might happen if something else happens first.

• can only occur in the past tense.

Which of the following sentences uses the indicative mood?

• Please, respond to my email.

• If I were your teacher, I would reply to your email.

• I sent an email to my teacher.

• I would respond to your email if I had received it.

When should you use the imperative mood?

• when stating a fact or opinion

• when asking a question with a clear response

• when making an uncertain statement

• when giving a command or telling someone what to do

What mood is the following sentence?
"Tear up the planks!"

• Indicative
• Imperative
• Subjunctive
• Infinitive