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- 1. Multiple ChoiceThe form of the verb that expresses a fact or statement.IndicativeImperativeSubjunctiveConditional
- 2. Multiple ChoiceThe form of the verb that expresses command or request.SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThe form of the verb that expresses a wish, statement contrary to fact, recommendation, or suggestion.SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThe form of the verb that expresses a question.SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional
- 5. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
Go to bed early Sunday night so that you aren't tired for Cedar Point.SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional - 6. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
Would you like to go to the game with me?SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional - 7. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
Today is finally Friday.SubjunctiveIndicativeInterrogativeConditional - 8. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb voice.
The book was opened by the student.ActivePassive - 9. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb voice.
The ball was thrown.ActivePassive - 10. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb voice.
I was going to the mall.ActivePassive - 11. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb voice.
The desserts were devoured by the hungry students.ActivePassive - 12. Multiple ChoiceThe voice of the verb that is used when the subject is acted upon.ActivePassive
- 13. Multiple ChoiceAll of them are part of the same dynasty.IndicativeImperativeInterrogativeSubjunctive
- 14. Multiple ChoiceThree countries were ruled by the greater country.IndicativeImperativeInterrogativeConditional
- 15. Multiple ChoiceInvite the three leaders to our meeting.IndicativeImperativeConditionalSubjunctive
- 16. Multiple ChoiceDid you question my loyalty?IndicativeImperativeInterrogativeSubjuncitve
- 17. Multiple ChoiceIf she has a strong force, she will likely secede.IndicativeInterrogativeConditionalSubjunctive
- 18. Multiple ChoiceIf we talk her out, She will stay loyal to the union.IndicativeInterrogativeConditionalSubjunctive
- 19. Multiple ChoiceHe formed the union in the 17th century.ActivePassive
- 20. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
Take this quiz to see if you understand verb mood.ImperativeIndicativeInterrogativeConditional - 21. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
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subjunctive
conditional
interrogative
indicative
- 22. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
If I were to win the lottery, I would go to Greece for spring break.
conditional
subjunctive
imperative
indicative
- 23. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
Sit down, Bubba!
imperative
condtional
subjunctive
indicative
- 24. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
If I were you, I'd run!
subjunctive
conditional
imperative
interrogative
- 25. Multiple Choice
indicative mood
indicates a fact or opinion
express a command or request
ask a question
express something that hasn't but could happen if conditions are met
describes an uncertain or hypothetical state contrary to fact or reality; often uses "were" rather than "was"
- 26. Multiple Choice
subjunctive mood
indicates a fact or opinion
express a command or request
ask a question
express something that hasn't but could happen if conditions are met
describes an uncertain or hypothetical state contrary to fact or reality; often uses "were" rather than "was"
- 27. Multiple Choice
imperative mood
indicates a fact or opinion
express a command or request
ask a question
express something that hasn't but could happen if conditions are met
describes an uncertain or hypothetical state contrary to fact or reality; often uses "were" rather than "was"
- 28. Multiple Choice
interrogative mood
indicates a fact or opinion
express a command or request
ask a question
express something that hasn't but could happen if conditions are met
describes an uncertain or hypothetical state contrary to fact or reality; often uses "were" rather than "was"
- 29. Multiple Choice
If Harrison and his mother were put in the same room, they would not be able to communicate. Active or passive verb voice?
Active
Passive
- 30. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
I wish that it were summer so I could sleep in.ImperativeIndicativeSubjunctiveConditional - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags