Verb Moods

NAME: SURNAME, FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL

Instructions: Read each sentence and identify the mood of the verb used. Write ‘Indicative’, ‘Imperative’, ‘Interrogative’, ‘Conditional’, or ‘Subjunctive’ next to each number. 1. “I will go to the store after school.”

Instructions: Read each sentence and identify the mood of the verb used. Write ‘Indicative’, ‘Imperative’, ‘Interrogative’, ‘Conditional’, or ‘Subjunctive’ next to each number. 2. “Do you want to come with me?”

Instructions: Read each sentence and identify the mood of the verb used. Write ‘Indicative’, ‘Imperative’, ‘Interrogative’, ‘Conditional’, or ‘Subjunctive’ next to each number. 3. “If I were you, I would apologize.”

Instructions: Read each sentence and identify the mood of the verb used. Write ‘Indicative’, ‘Imperative’, ‘Interrogative’, ‘Conditional’, or ‘Subjunctive’ next to each number. 4. “Be quiet in the library.”

Instructions: Read each sentence and identify the mood of the verb used. Write ‘Indicative’, ‘Imperative’, ‘Interrogative’, ‘Conditional’, or ‘Subjunctive’ next to each number. 5. “I wish it would stop raining.”

Instructions: Some of these sentences use incorrect verb moods. Rewrite them using the correct mood. 1. “If he was here, he help us.” (Subjunctive)

Instructions: Some of these sentences use incorrect verb moods. Rewrite them using the correct mood. 2. “I suggest that she go to the doctor.” (Indicative)

Instructions: Some of these sentences use incorrect verb moods. Rewrite them using the correct mood. 3. “Does you think it will rain today?” (Interrogative)

1. Write a sentence in the indicative mood about your daily routine.