WorksheetsVerb Moods Review
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
Domino, her cat, always makes a mess when he eats.
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The colorful aliens and monsters love to have dance parties together.
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I am going to decorate for Christmas on the day after Thanksgiving.
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Christmas is her favorite time of the year.
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There is a snail under you.
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I am going to the pet store to get a fire-breathing unicorn.
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The number of ants on Earth once weighed exactly the same as the weight of all humans combined.
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Bees and cheese are a delicious combination.
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How did the Giants beat the Patriots?
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Can you buy me a chicken sandwich from Chick-fil-A?
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How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll Pop?
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Did you know that sloths can hold their breath longer than dolphins can?
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Why are you doing your homework in Activity Period instead of at home?
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Could he really run faster than Usain Bolt?
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Would you like some pants?
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Since cows can't see red or green, does that mean they can't tell what they're eating?
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Get me a shrubbery!
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Please know that Tom Brady is the true GOAT.
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Go wash the door handle that you just sneezed all over.
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Do not allow a lime-green, two-headed snake with traffic cone-orange spots to bite your finger!
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Go out to the store and buy expired mushrooms and cake batter for your brother's birthday party.
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Do your homework now instead of procrastinating.
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If you had let me grill the meat, it would have tasted a lot better.
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You could have gotten a piece of candy if your sentences were more creative.
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If people studied the deep ocean bottoms of Earth, they might be able to find out some fascinating information.
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Our high school football team should win Districts if they keep playing the way they are right now.
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If the Eagles weren't so bad this season, I would go to more of their games.
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If the orange is overripe, then it should be chucked out the window.
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If I ruled a kingdom, I would turn all of my subjects into cheese.
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If I could get a job I enjoy, I would live a plentiful, happy life.
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I suggest that Tom Brady complete more passes to Julian Edelman.
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I dream that I had an unlimited supply of apple juice.
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I recommend that you pet my poodle.
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I hope that you like these sentences!
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He wishes that he were able to coax Mrs. Ehrlacher into giving him a better grade.
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The police suggest that families lock their doors and take shelter in their basements until the threat is gone.
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I wish that people in horror movies did not make dumb choices.
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Mrs. Ehrlacher prefers that you study for every quiz in order to do well.
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