Question

Sentences that state a fact or opinion are written in which verb mood?

Indicative

Imperative

Conditional

Subjunctive

Answer 1

Is the answer Subjunctive? @Luigi0210 dude halp me

Answer 2

@SyedaLovesPie gurl halp

Answer 3

im dieing

Answer 4

I think it's a subjunctive.

Answer 5

THANKS SO MUCH NOW HELP ME WITH THIS ONE BECAUSE ITS LIKE THE SAME EXACT QUESTION BUT ITS NOT?

Answer 6

Which verb mood would work best for stating your opinion about a topic?

Indicative

Imperative

Conditional

Subjunctive

Answer 7

like is it different or the same?

Answer 8

im so confused by these two questions i cant even

Answer 9

Is this one not Subjunctive as well?

Answer 10

its either a conditional or subjunctive for the opinion on a topic

Answer 11

I think the second one would be Subjunctive, but that would make the first one wrong?

Answer 12

for the 1st one i believe it is indicative
refer to this website for help: https://web.cn.edu/kwheeler/grammar_moods.html

Answer 13

That makes alot of sence actually, but what about the second one? I'm very confused by this.

Answer 14

i think subjunctive is the best choice

Answer 15

Thank you, I will tell you if it was correct when I am done. :)

Answer 16

ok lol

Answer 17

just post it here or message me

Answer 18

The second one was not Subjunctive. :C

Answer 19

was it conditional?

Answer 20

Probably, but it does not give me the correct answer. I got two wrong out of a 5 question practice thing xD Can you help me with the other one I got wrong please? Like - Help, Not give the answer, because I want to learn ;-;

Answer 21

ok lol sure ill help anytime

Answer 22

Which word creates the verb mood error in this sentence: "If I was able to do it all over again, I would study the week before the test"?

Would

Do

Was

Study


I said the correct answer was study, that was incorrect.

Answer 23

i think "was"... it should be "were" i believe

Answer 24

Oh! ok I see.

Answer 25

lol thats what i think it is because "would" and "do" are fine

Answer 26

I'm such a fail D:

Answer 27

Can yu tell me If I am correct on this one? I'm trying to make sure I know this, (I have a 73 % in LA right now and I need a grade change )

Answer 28

lol my grade for the year was 78% averagely so ill try my best...

Answer 29

well i was in literature not grammar so ya lol

Answer 30

xD Its ok :)

Answer 31

lol ill help if you need it

Answer 32

Which verb mood would work best for expressing a wish that is unlikely to come true?

Indicative

Imperative

Conditional

Subjunctive

Answer 33

Ok correct me if I'm wrong

Answer 34

Is the answer Conditional?

Answer 35

That makes sense right?

Answer 36

yes it is conditional

Answer 37

Yay! ^=^

Answer 38

lol ^~^

Answer 39

So this one:
Sentences expressing a wish or condition that cannot be real or factual are written in which verb mood?

Indicative

Imperative

Conditional

Subjunctive

is conditional to? ^-^

Answer 40

*happy dance bc im learning*

Answer 41

lol do your dance! im not sure it could be either C or D... but i believe it is subjuncitve

Answer 42

Aw.. I was wrong.. Why?

Answer 43

Like why is it Subjunctive?

Answer 44

cause conditional is kind of like a cause and effect thing... while subjunctive states hypotheses (contrary to reality) --> https://web.cn.edu/kwheeler/grammar_moods.html
once again this website is very helpful

Answer 45

Oh. xD

Answer 46

ya lol

Answer 47

Hold on I will resubmit it now and see If I got a better grade.

Answer 48

lol ok

Answer 49

WHAT THE HELL?!?!

Answer 50

I GOT THE SAME EXACT GRADE WTF

Answer 51

so im guessing some are still wrong?

Answer 52

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Answer 53

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Answer 54

;-;

Answer 55

ok im looking

Answer 56

If it makes any difference for those looking this up now, the first question was imperative.