Verb Moods Practice

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1. Which sentence is written in the imperative mood?

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Imperative mood gives a command.

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Verb Moods Practice - Quiz

Can you tell the difference between indicative, imperative, conditional, and subjunctive mood? In this quiz, you’ll focus on identifying verb moods and correcting sentences that shift moods incorrectly. You’ll practice spotting commands, questions, hypothetical statements, and “if” clauses—and learn how mood affects meaning. By the end, you’ll write stronger sentences... see moreby keeping mood consistent and choosing the right form for your purpose.
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2. Which sentence is indicative?

Explanation

Indicative states a fact.

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3. Which sentence shows the conditional mood?

Explanation

Conditional mood expresses what would happen under certain conditions.

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4. Identify the sentence in the subjunctive mood.

Explanation

Subjunctive expresses a wish or hypothetical situation.

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5. Which sentence shifts mood incorrectly?

Explanation

It shifts from conditional to past tense incorrectly.

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6. Which sentence maintains a consistent mood?

Explanation

Both verbs remain in imperative mood.

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7. Select two sentences written in the subjunctive mood.

Explanation

Both express hypothetical or wished-for situations.

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8. Select two sentences in the conditional mood.

Explanation

Conditional expresses cause-and-effect relationships.

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9. The imperative mood is used to make requests or give commands.

Explanation

Imperative sentences issue commands or requests.

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10. The subjunctive mood expresses facts or statements of reality.

Explanation

Subjunctive expresses wishes or hypothetical situations.

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11. Match each sentence to its mood. A) Are you ready for class? B) Please take your seat. 1) Imperative 2) Interrogative

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A is interrogative; B is imperative.

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12. Match each sentence to the correct description. A) I wish I were older. B) I will drive when I'm sixteen. 1) Subjunctive 2) Conditional

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Wish I were is subjunctive; will drive when is conditional.

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13. Fill in the blank with the correct conditional form: If it rains tomorrow, we _____ inside.

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Will stay expresses a possible future event.

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14. Fill in the blank with the correct imperative verb: _____ your seatbelt before the car moves.

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Buckle gives a direct command.

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Which sentence is written in the imperative mood?
Which sentence is indicative?
Which sentence shows the conditional mood?
Identify the sentence in the subjunctive mood.
Which sentence shifts mood incorrectly?
Which sentence maintains a consistent mood?
Select two sentences written in the subjunctive mood.
Select two sentences in the conditional mood.
The imperative mood is used to make requests or give commands.
The subjunctive mood expresses facts or statements of reality.
Match each sentence to its mood. ...
Match each sentence to the correct description. ...
Fill in the blank with the correct conditional form: If it rains...
Fill in the blank with the correct imperative verb: _____ your...
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