Verb Moods

Which of the following shows the indicative mood?

• Hannah is a teacher.

• Will you go to the store with me?

• Go with me, now!

• She would go to practice, if she could.

Which of the following include an example of the imperative mood?

• She is a singer.

• Wash the dishes.

• Why weren't you there?

• I would come but I am not able to.

Which of the following displays the interrogative mood?

• If I were you, I would do your homework.

• She would write if she was not already doing something.

• Write the paper.

• Are you going to the party?

Which of the following portrays the subjunctive mood?

• I would help, if I didn't have so much to do.

• Go to your room.

• I would rewrite my answer if I were you.

• What are you trying to get at?

Which of these includes the conditional mood?

• She would come if the rain hadn't started.

• What is your question?

• Put the phone up now.

• If I were you, I would answer the question.

Which of the following include an example of the imperative mood?

• Eat your food.

• If I were you, I would answer the question.

• Why weren't you there?

• I would come but I am not able to.

Which of the following shows the indicative mood?

• What is your deal?

• The store is over there.

• Go with me, now!

• She would go to practice, if she could.

Which of the following displays the interrogative mood?

• If I were you, I would do your homework.

• She would write if she was not already doing something.

• Are you going to school today?

• Do your chores before you get your phone taken away.

Which of these includes the conditional mood?

• Answer the question.

• What is your question?

• He would attend if he didn't already have another event to go to.

• If I were you, I would answer the question.

Which of the following portrays the subjunctive mood?

• I would help, if I didn't have so much to do.

• If I were you, I would rethink my decision.

• Help me do this.

• What are you trying to get at?