Classifying Verb Moods

Classify the verb mood in each sentence from “You Are the Electric Boogaloo” and “Just Be Yourself!” by writing interrogative, imperative, or indicative. Do not lie there in bed, your guts churning, as you replay the terrible scene.

• imperative

• interrogative

• indicative

• subjunctive

Classify the verb mood in each sentence from a conversation between James and Olivia by writing interrogative, imperative, or indicative. I love your break-dancing crew, okay?

• indicative

• interrogative

• imperative

• subjunctive

Classify the verb mood in each sentence from a conversation between Emma and Daniel by writing interrogative, imperative, or indicative. I just counted and you are in eight classes, not to mention the numerous after school activities you are involved in.

• indicative

• interrogative

• imperative

• subjunctive

Lily was at a party and someone said, "Don’t recognize me without that awful perm, do you?" Classify the verb mood in this sentence by writing interrogative, imperative, or indicative.

• interrogative

• imperative

• indicative

• subjunctive

Classify the verb mood in each sentence from a conversation between Aria and Benjamin by writing interrogative, imperative, or indicative. Oh, do not be so down in the dumps about it.

• imperative

• interrogative

• indicative

• subjunctive

Classify the verb mood in the sentence by writing interrogative, imperative, or indicative. Then, add the correct end punctuation: Arjun, check the battery in the smoke alarm ___

• imperative.

• interrogative?

• indicative.

• imperative!

Classify the verb mood in the sentence by writing interrogative, imperative, or indicative. Then, add the correct end punctuation: Every Saturday Rachel volunteers at the shelter___

• indicative.

• interrogative?

• imperative!

• subjunctive.

William is at a restaurant and asks: What kind of pasta salad is this ___

• interrogative?

• imperative!

• indicative.

• exclamatory!

David is at a restaurant and asks the waiter: Do you prefer white rice or brown ___

• interrogative?

• imperative.

• indicative.

• exclamatory!

Classify the verb mood in the sentence by writing interrogative, imperative, or indicative. Then, add the correct end punctuation: Arjun, please visit us again soon___

• imperative.

• interrogative?

• indicative.

• imperative!