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"Ah, Randy, my old nemesis," Sammy said as he strolled over to Randy.


"Look, kid, just because I beat you in the spelling be 3 years ago doesn't mean were, like, archenemies or any thing," Randy said as he put his sunglasses on.


"That's a matter of opinion," Sammy said curtly.


"So, what brings you to me, dude?" Randy asked.


"I want to talk to you about the moods of verbs," Sammy said with a mischievous grin already spreading across his face.


"Do you mean the indicative, subjunctive, and imperative moods?" Randy said with a victorious mask of his face.


Sammy was awe struck. His jaw dropped, and he stuttered, "H-h-ow d-d-id you know what I was talking about?"


"Well, my foe," Randy said in a mocking tone, "you're not the only one who knows about verbs. Did you know that the indicative mood indicates, or states, something? It is also used to ask questions."


Sammy, recomposing himself, stood up straight, and said, "And I suppose you know the subjunctive mood describes a wish or condition that may be contradictory to fact?"


"Naturally, Sammy dear," Randy said sassily, "It can also be used to describe situations unlikely to happen or impossible. It is often used in clauses that begin with 'if' or 'that.'"


Sammy, now breathing and gasping like a fish, stood up and pointed a scrawny finger and Randy saying, "Yes...but the...imperative mood -"


"Yes, yes, it states a request or command and always uses the present tense," Randy interrupted.


Sammy, now grasping at straws said, "A mild imperative is followed by a period... but... a strong is followed by an exclamation point."


"Let's do an example, is that good with you Sammy?" Randy said, now towering over Sammy as he sunk to his knees.


"I-I-I," Sammy stuttered.


"Good. So, Sammy has been beaten. This is the indicative mood because it is stating something," Randy said as he smiled.


"If Sammy were beaten he wouldn't know how to use the subjunctive mood... This is the subjunctive mood because it is stating a situation unlikely or impossible to happen!" Sammy said as he slowly got to one wobbly knee.


"You be cautious, Sammy! This is the imperative mood because it is stating a command, and it's using the present tense! Hahaha!" Randy yelled triumphantly as Sammy collapsed back onto the concrete. "You never could beat me, fool!" Randy said, "I always was, still am, and always will be you intellectual superior!"


Randy then hopped on his bike and rode home, away from the mental mess of the person lying on the ground.


Two hours later, Sammy was stumbling around the beach mumbling to himself about verbs and nonsense, his last grip on reality completely shattered after his battle.

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"Ah, Randy, my old nemesis," Sammy said as he strolled over to Randy. "Look, kid, just because I beat you in the spelling be 3 years ago doesn't mean were, like, archenemies or any thing," Randy said as he put his sunglasses on. "That's a matter of opinion," Sammy said curtly.

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We will review our test on Friday at the beginning of class and we will take a practice test, it will not be counted as a grade against you

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Test will be on Monday on the 3 Moods that we have learned this week

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1. An imperative sentence...

2. The sentence: They might declare war if the treaty is broken. is an example of:

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

The English language can be incredibly complex, and as such there are many types of sentences and ways to form them. In this quiz, you'll recall some of these verb forms, as well as sentence types.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

This verb form quiz tests your ability to:

Recognize a type of verb mood from a given example

Define 'imperative sentence'

Determine the type of sentence a given example is

Recall a category of mood when given its usage

Know a kind of sentence from what it does

Skills Practiced

Reading comprehension - draw from the most relevant information in the lesson on verb forms

Information recall - remember the verb forms knowledge that you have acquired

Knowledge application - use this information to successfully answer questions relating to verb moods and sentence types, such as imperatives

Additional Learning

The lesson on Verb Forms: Indicative, Imperative & More covers the following objectives:

Define indicative sentences

Explain what makes a sentence imperative

Describe interrogative sentences

Provide examples of words typically used in conditional sentences

Show subjunctive sentences

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quiz & worksheet - verb forms: indicative

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Quiz & Worksheet - Verb Forms: Indicative, Imperative & More | Study.com

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1. An imperative sentence... 2. The sentence: They might declare war if the treaty is broken. is an example of: Start your free trial to access this entire page A premium account gives you access to all lesson, practice exams, quizzes & worksheets Access to all video lessons Quizzes, practice exams & worksheets Certificate of Completion The English language can be incredibly complex, and as such there are many types of sentences and ways to form them.

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Write a report about the 3 moods: ex. imperative, interrogative, and indicative

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It is a word that is used in questions, such as how or what.

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Imperative mood is when you give a command like a stop sign

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Public Signs, Imperative Forms and Sentences ESL Grammar Activity Online

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Practice the Imperative Forms and learn to talk about public signs, using this ESL Grammar Interactive Monkey Fun Game for pre-intermediate (no smoking, no eating, no bike etc). ESL Learners and Teachers can use it to review English vocabulary and grammar or simply practice these words. This Sentence Monkey activity is great for this type of grammar practice. We use the imperative form when giving instructions or orders. The imperative is also very common in written instructions and public warnings.

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http://study.com/academy/lesson/verbs-in-indicative-imperative-interrogative-conditional-subjective-moods.html

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The meaning of mood is a temporary state of mind or feeling

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Indicative Mood | What is the Indicative Mood?

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What is the indicative mood? See examples of sentences in the indicative mood. See the definition of Indicative Mood in Grammar Monster's list of grammar terms and definitions.