Verb Moods
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English
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6th - 8th Grade
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Ginny Phillips
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Verb Moods
By Ginny Phillips
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express a fact or opinion
I am too ill to go to school today
My English class is amazing!
It is hot outside
Indicative Mood
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is in the indicative mood?
The cafeteria is serving cheeseburgers for lunch.
Is the cafeteria serving cheeseburgers for lunch?
I wish the cafeteria were serving cheeseburgers for lunch.
A cheeseburger would make the best lunch.
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Open Ended
Rewrite this sentence to be in the indicative:
I would be a great actress.
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gives a command, omitting the subject
Go to school
Get up and get dressed
Eat a healthy breakfast
Imperative Mood
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is in the imperative mood?
I packed my lunch today.
Pack your lunch.
Did you pack your lunch today?
I wish you would pack your lunch!
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Open Ended
Rewrite this sentence to be in the imperative:
Can you make your bed?
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asks a question
Where is your school at?
What does the fox say?
Are you going to play soccer after school?
Interrogative Mood
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is in the interrogative mood?
I would go to the theater if my mom would let me.
Go to the movie theater.
Have you been to the movie theater?
I'm going to the movie theater at 3:45
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Open Ended
Rewrite this sentence to be in the interrogative:
Sit down!
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Expresses something contrary to fact, or makes a suggestion, uses a that clause.
I wish the weather were warmer today.
Subjunctive Mood
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following sentences is in the subjunctive mood?
I recommend that you wear a coat today
You could wear a coat to keep warm
Wear a coat.
I will wear a coat since the weather is below 40 degrees.
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Conditional Mood
Some text here about the topic of discussion
If I'm hungry, then I'll make a sandwich
I might decide to go to Tina's house on Friday
Examples:
expresses a possibility or uncertainty, often using could, would, or might
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is in the conditional mood?
I'm going to the school dance with Marissa.
Are you going to the school dance?
I wish I could go to the school dance
I would go to the school dance if I weren't grounded.
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Open Ended
Rewrite this sentence to be in the subjunctive mood:
I'll visit my grandma this weekend.
Verb Moods
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