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WorksheetsVerb Moods Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
I wish I were financially strong enough to establish my own school.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
Can you describe the suspect for us?
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
Johnny could win the race if he keeps practicing.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
Mt. Everest used to be the bottom of a lake.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
Use my SAT book to get a better score this time.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
Don't keep me hanging on to false hopes.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
The government could help solve the crisis if the leaders united.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
Do you walk your puppy enough?
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
If I were an astronaut, I would go to to Mars.
Subjunctive
conditional
imperative
indicative
interrogative
Go to your room.
subjunctive
conditional
interrogative
imperative
indicative
I will win the election if I get enough votes.
subjunctive
conditonal
interrogative
imperative
indicative
Can we go to the movies today?
subjunctive
conditional
interrogative
imperative
indicative
I wish I could go to the concert.
subjunctive
conditional
imperative
interrogative
indicative
If I flip the switch, the light will turn on.
subjunctive
condtional
interrogative
imperative
indicative
If she were here, she would answer all the questions.
sunjunctive
conditional
imperative
interrogative
indicative
I will get sick if I eat to much.
subjunctive
conditional
interrogative
imperative
indicative
I prefer that all students walk on the right side of the hall.
Indicative
Imperative
Subjunctive
Conditional
Interrogative
Domino, her cat, always makes a mess when he eats.
indicative
interrogative
imperative
conditional
subjunctive
Christmas is her favorite time of the year.
indicative
interrogative
imperative
conditional
subjunctive
How did the Giants beat the Patriots?
indicative
interrogative
imperative
conditional
subjunctive
Go wash the door handle that you just sneezed all over.
indicative
interrogative
imperative
conditional
subjunctive
Can you buy me a chicken sandwich from Chick-fil-A?
indicative
interrogative
imperative
conditional
subjunctive
If you had let me grill the meat, it would have tasted a lot better.
indicative
interrogative
imperative
conditional
subjunctive
Do your homework now instead of procrastinating.
indicative
interrogative
imperative
conditional
subjunctive
I recommend that you pet my poodle.
indicative
interrogative
imperative
conditional
subjunctive
Bernard suggested that Bernice apply for more jobs
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
indicative
It is impossible to sneeze with your eyes open.
indicative
interrogative
conditional
imperative
subjunctive
If Jonathan were a millionaire, he would travel the world on a hot air balloon.
subjunctive
conditional
interrogative
imperative
indicative
Please bring me a glass of water.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
The doctor recommended that people exercise three times a week.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
I might be able to reach Stacey if I call her cell phone.
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
imperative
indicative
If I were you, I'd take my time learning another language.
conditional
subjunctive
imperative
indicative
interrogative
Read independently and turn in your work when finished.
subjunctive
conditional
indicative
interrogative
imperative
The family will adopt a cat if it gets along with their dog.
indicative
subjunctive
interrogative
conditional
imperative
How many times have you visited Florida?
subjunctive
indicative
interrogative
imperative
conditional
I could have a summer job if I agreed to work seven days a week.
interrogative
subjunctive
imperative
conditional
indicative
Please order me a turkey sandwich and root beer float.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
Chris suggested that they go to dinner and a movie.
conditional
indicative
subjunctive
imperative
interrogative
The class might be happy if the teacher extends the deadline.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
If I were in charge of the company, I would let everyone work a half day every Friday.
imperative
indicative
subjunctive
conditional
interrogative
Which verb mood is used to state a fact or opinion?
Subjunctive
Indicative
Imperative
Conditional
Interrogative
Which verb mood states a command?
subjunctive
indicative
imperative
conditional
interrogative
Which verb mood poses a question?
Subjunctive
Indicative
Imperative
Conditional
Interrogative
Which verb mood states a condition or hypothetical situation that is true or possible?
Subjunctive
Indicative
Imperative
Conditional
Interrogative
Which verb mood states a recommendation, suggestion, or preference, or an impossible or untrue hypothetical situation?
subjunctive
indicative
imperative
conditional
interrogative
Choose the word that makes the following sentence conditional in mood:
I may go to the park if my friend meets me.
go
meets
may
me
Choose the word that would make the following sentence subjunctive in mood:
If I ____________ a billionaire, I would travel the world on a private jet.
was
am
were
will be
Choose the verb mood of the underlined line in the song:
Your eyes tell the stories of a day you wish you could
Recall the moments that once have
Retrack the footsteps that brought us to this favor
conditional
subjunctive
imperative
indicative
interrogative
Choose the verb mood of the underlined line in the song:
Would things have changed if I could've stayed?
Would you have loved me either way?
Dressed to the blues
Day to day with my collar up.
indicative
imperative
conditional
interrogative
subjunctive
Choose the verb mood of the underlined song lyric:
Hey, you know they're all the same
You know you're doing better on your own
So don't buy in, live right now
Yeah, just be yourself
It doesn't matter if it's good enough for someone else
indicative
imperative
interrogative
conditional
subjunctive
