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WorksheetsVerb Moods!
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
If Jane were our friend, she would not have spoken so callously to us.
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My grandmother will take me to a movie and out to eat if I help her clean out her garage
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As Sherry finished her solo, she wished she were able to stay on the stage forever, listening to her fans' applause.
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The angry mob was analogous to a pack of fierce wolves.
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If you will stop whistling, I will stop the cacophony of my singing.
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If Great Aunt Lucy had bequeathed her land to me, I would have done more with it than my lazy cousin did.
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If we prove that we are responsible, our parents will give us more autonomy.
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Did you cajole your parents into letting you go on the camping trip?
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Do not make me finish my dinner since I have an aversion to seafood.
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What images help you determine the mood of this Langston Hughes poem?
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If Mandy plans well, her party will be fabulous!
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The new coach did not have any animosity toward the team members.
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We would have been happier this winter if we had experienced more snow!
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Wait as patiently as you can for spring break!
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Mom admonished me to finish my homework before dinner.
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Joanna wished she were going to the beach this weekend.
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Landon's strange behavior was just an aberration; he was back to normal the very next day.
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Do not belittle someone else's accomplishments.
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If Larry were kinder to his peers, he would have more true friends.
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Verb moods are not a difficult challenge for Mrs. Monson's brilliant students!
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