Types of Verb Moods

Verbs used to make a statement of fact or asks a question.

Examples:
We are learning virtually.
Is school still effective virtually?
Mr. Johnson is an educator.

These verbs normally states or suggests :

doubts, desires, or situations contrary (opposite) to facts.

Examples:
I wish Justin would have made it to the game.
I'd prefer if Dad drove me home, instead of my sister.
If I were you, I would study so you will pass. 

Interrogative moods asks a Questions or requests. Usually starts with a BE Verb.

Examples:
Are you gong to finish those fries?
Is this the only lesson today?
How can you even eat those things?

Conditional moods indicate what might happen with an event. Something that makes a change... (If this,.... then that.) or a hypothetical situation.

Example:
When water reaches 100 degrees, it boils.
I would travel the world if I won the lottery.
If you don't brush your teeth, you will get cavitites.

Select the corrrect Mood....