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Watch this video and answer the questions to learn about the five different moods of verbs.

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Watch this video and answer the questions to learn about the five different moods of verbs.

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1

Which of the following is written in the INDICATIVE mood?

Select one or more answers

2

Which of the following sentences is IMPERATIVE?

Select one or more answers

3

Which of the following is an INTERROGATIVE sentence?

Select one or more answers

4

Which of the following sentences is written in the CONDITIONAL mood?

Select one or more answers

5

Which sentence is written in the SUBJUNCTIVE mood?

Select one or more answers

6

Identify the verb mood of this sentence: If Musoni were traveling, he would walk.

Select one or more answers

Explanation

Choice A is interrogative because it asks a question. Choice B is indicative because is makes a declaration. Choice C is imperative because it gives a command.

Choice A and C are asking questions, so they are interrogative. Choice B is the only one that makes a direct command, so it is imperative.

Choice A is the only one that asks a question (see the question mark at the end), so it is interrogative.

Choice C is the correct answer because it makes a statement about something that COULD happen depending on certain conditions. Often, conditional sentences include an "IF" statement to specify the condition that must occur.

Choice A is subjunctive because it expresses a wish or desire. Notice also that the verb form "be" is used instead of "is." In subjective sentences, the verb form of be is often used in an unusual way.

Subjunctive is the correct answer because this is a statement that is contrary to fact. For example, this is an imaginary possibility. Also notice that it uses the verb in an unusual way, "were," instead of "was." Just because the word "IF" is used in the sentence, does not make it conditional. Because this is describing a hypothetical situation, it is appropriate to use the subjunctive mood instead.

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