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Verb Moods

Match each sentence with the verb mood that it uses.

1. Have you completed your chores?
2. I walked to the café for lunch.
3. Mow the lawn today.

A. indicative
B. interrogative
C. imperative

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Final answer:

Verb moods are indicative, imperative, and subjunctive, used for different types of expressions in sentences.


Explanation:

Verb Moods:

  1. Have you completed your chores? - Interrogative
  2. I walked to the café for lunch. - Indicative
  3. Mow the lawn today. - Imperative

Verb moods include indicative, imperative, and subjunctive. Indicative is used for stating facts or opinions, while imperative gives commands. Subjunctive mood is used for expressing wishes or hypothetical situations.


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Explanation:

1. Have you completed your chores? - B. interrogative

2. I walked to the café for lunch. - A. indicative

3. Mow the lawn today. - C. imperative

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