verb mood #6

(What verb mood is the sentence written in?) If I could fly, I would visit every country in the world.

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(What verb mood is the sentence written in?) If she had practiced harder, she might have won the competition.

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(What verb mood is the sentence written in?) If it were warmer, we could have a picnic in the park.

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(What verb mood is the sentence written in?) If you finish your homework early, you can go play outside.

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(What verb mood is the sentence written in?) It's necessary that he attend the meeting tomorrow.

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(What verb mood is the sentence written in?) I propose that she read the book before watching the movie adaptation.

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(What verb mood is the sentence written in?) It's vital that we all contribute to keeping the environment clean.

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(What verb mood is the sentence written in?) I wish it were the weekend already.

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(What verb mood is the sentence written in?) Remember to brush your teeth before going to bed.

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(What verb mood is the sentence written in?) Don't forget to bring your umbrella in case it rains.

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