Verb Moods

Identify the mood: 'She loves to read books.'

• Indicative mood.

• Subjunctive mood.

• Imperative mood.

• Conditional mood.

What is the Indicative mood?

• A grammatical mood that expresses a command or request.

• A mood that expresses a fact, intention, desire, or belief.

• A mood used for hypothetical situations or wishes.

• A mood that indicates uncertainty or doubt.

What is the purpose of the Subjunctive mood in sentences?

• To express factual statements and certainty.

• To express wishes, hypotheticals, or conditions contrary to fact.

• To indicate past actions only.

• To describe future events with certainty.

Identify the mood: 'Please close the door.'

• Indicative mood

• Subjunctive mood

• Imperative mood

• Interrogative mood

Identify the mood: 'If I were a bird, I would fly.'

• Indicative mood

• Imperative mood

• Subjunctive mood

• Interrogative mood

What is the Interrogative mood?

• The Interrogative mood expresses a question.

• The Interrogative mood is used for making statements.

• The Interrogative mood indicates a command.

• The Interrogative mood is used for expressing emotions.

Identify the mood: 'Do you want to go to the park?'

• Declarative mood.

• Imperative mood.

• Exclamatory mood.

• Interrogative mood.

What is an example of the Conditional mood?

• 'If I study hard, I will pass the test.'

• 'I studied hard, so I passed the test.'

• 'I will study hard and pass the test.'

• 'If I had studied hard, I would have passed the test.'

What is the Conditional mood?

• A grammatical mood that expresses commands or requests.

• A mood that indicates a state of being or existence.

• The Conditional mood expresses possibility or uncertainty, based on something else happening.

• A mood used to describe actions that are certain to happen.

What is the Subjunctive mood?

• A grammatical structure used to express certainty.

• A mood that indicates a command or request.

• The Subjunctive mood expresses imaginary or possible outcomes.

• A tense used to describe actions in the past.