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Verbs and Their Moods Answers

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Use the drop-down menu to identify the type of verb mood in each example.

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Selection 1:subjunctive
Selection 2:indicative
Selection 3:imperative
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✔ indicativeimperativesubjunctive

A
✔ indicative
B
imperative
C
subjunctive
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indicative✔ imperativesubjunctive

A
indicative
B
✔ imperative
C
subjunctive
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indicativeimperative✔ interrogative

A
indicative
B
imperative
C
✔ interrogative
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indicative✔ imperativeinterrogative

A
indicative
B
✔ imperative
C
interrogative
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✔ indicativeimperativeinterrogative

A
✔ indicative
B
imperative
C
interrogative
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Use the drop-down menu to identify whether each subjunctive sentence is or is not conditional.

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Selection 1:conditional
Selection 2:conditional
Selection 3:not conditional
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✔ conditionalnot conditional

A
✔ conditional
B
not conditional
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conditional✔ not conditional

A
conditional
B
✔ not conditional
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wears✔ wore

A
wears
B
✔ wore
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are✔ were

A
are
B
✔ were
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are✔ were

A
are
B
✔ were
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Use the drop-down menu to answer each question about the passage.

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Selection 1:cold and snowy
Selection 2:spend the whole day outside
Selection 3:no
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go for a walk in the snow✔ spend the whole day outsidespend the day inside

A
go for a walk in the snow
B
✔ spend the whole day outside
C
spend the day inside
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yes✔ no

A
yes
B
✔ no
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Which sentence revises the sample sentence to the indicative mood?

A
Where are the apples?
B
Jorge wanted to know where the apples were.
C
Jorge said, “Tell me where the apples are!”
D
Jorge would have bought apples if he could have found them.
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Which sentence revises the sample sentence to the imperative mood?

A
She would have picked up the toys if Luka had asked her to do it.
B
Luka asked, “Will you pick up the toys?”
C
“Clean up the toys!”
D
Why wouldn’t she pick up the toys?
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Which sentence has an incorrect form of the mood?

A
He wondered where everyone was.
B
It was a sunny, beautiful day – the kind where he would have expected his friends to be outside playing.
C
If it had rained, he understood the lack of people.
D
"Come over and play baseball!" they yelled.
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Use the drop-down menu to identify whether each sentence uses the subjunctive mood.

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Selection 1:subjunctive
Selection 2:not subjunctive
Selection 3:subjunctive
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Which statement summarizes this situation using the subjunctive mood?

A
Will would have hiked up the mountain if he had not broken his leg.
B
Because Will broke his leg, he could not hike up the mountain.
C
Will did not hike up the mountain because of his broken leg.
D
If Will broke his leg, he could not hike up the mountain.

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