Voice
What are the two types of voice
Active and Passive
This type of mood makes a statement or tells a fact.
Indicative
When a sentence follows a consistent pattern, this is called what?
Parallel Structure
This type of voice expresses an action that is completed by its subject.
Active Voice
This type of mood expresses a condition that will result in something else .
Conditional
Active or Passive: The frog jumped from lily pad to lily pad to avoid touching the water in the pond.
Active
This type of mood expresses a hope, fear, wish, worry or want.
Subjunctive
Parallel or not? The friends like to watch movies and play video games.
Parallel
This type of mood expresses a question.
Interrogative
What type of mood: Can you please get the grapes off the floor!?
Interrogative
Write in the active voice: Quincy and Francis were burned by the sun at the beach.
The sun burned Quincy and Francis at the beach.
List the five types of mood.
Indicative, Imperative, Interrogative, Conditional, Subjunctive
Parallel or not? The elephant ran and was jumping over the downed trees.
Not parallel
Change to active voice: The shot put was thrown by the athlete.
The athlete threw the shot put.
This type of mood expresses a command.
Imperative
Active or Passive: The field trip was planned by the teacher months in advance to ensure it ran smoothly.
Passive
What type of mood: Go get the broom from the closet to clean up this mess.
Imperative
Make it parallel: Hassan and Blake like to buy food and eating it.
Hassan and Blake like to buy food and to eat it.
OR
Hassan and Blake like buying food and eating it.
Make parallel: I wanted to go to the amusement park and was thinking about riding a roller coaster when I got there.
I wanted to go to the amusement park and thought about riding a roller coaster when I got there.
This type of voice expresses an action that is done to its subject.
Passive Voice
Write in the active voice: Hillary and Layla were throwing the baseball back and forth after school today.
Already in the active voice!
What type of mood: If you want to see a win, you shouldn't watch the Philadelphia Flyers.
Conditional
Make it parallel: Bring the waffle maker, and can you bring bacon too?
Bring the waffle maker and bacon too.
Can you bring the waffle maker and bacon too?
Active or passive: The actions of the mean foster parents forced Harry to live by himself in a cupboard under the stairs.
Active
What type of mood: The bird should be able to fly by this time tomorrow.
Subjunctive