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QuizMultiple Choice

Understanding Verbs: Tense, Voice, and Mood

Question 3 • Hopkins FA American Literature (2026-2027)

Which sentence uses the conditional mood correctly?

Answer
A
I would go to the game yesterday.
B
I wish I had been at the game yesterday.
C
I might get to the game tonight if I hurry.
D
I should go to the game tonight.

Explanation

The conditional mood describes something that may happen depending on a condition. In “I might get to the game tonight if I hurry,” getting to the game depends on hurrying, so this sentence uses the conditional mood correctly.

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