True or False
It will rain tomorrow.
True!
It is an indicative mood because it is a statement.
The sun sets in the west.
This is an Indicative verb mood because it is stating a fact.
Is Josie playing soccer?
True!
Indicative verb moods can ask direct questions making this an indicative verb mood.
That movie was way too long.
It is indicative because it expresses an opinion as a fact.
Take the trash out, and you will clean your room.
False!
Mixing imperative "Take" with indicative "you will" mixes moods. It is not an indicative mood.
Did Ms. Donohoe tell us to read pages 345-350 or pages 345-347?
If I was president, I would change the law of jay-walking.
False!
Using hypothetical questions like "If I was president" automatically mark the sentence as a non-indicative mood verb.
If my history team continues to work at this pace till Saturday, we will undoubtedly complete the proposal by Monday morning.
It is an indicative mood verb because it is stating a future statement that the team will complete the proposal.
By next year, she will have been working here for a decade.
True...
It is a fact stating that she would be working at her work for a decade.
This is an indicative verb mood because the speaker is expressing a fact.