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Subjunctive Verbs
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100
A sentence in the imperative mood looks like… a. a question b. a statement c. a command or request d. a would/could statement e. a hypothetical statement or wish
C. a command or request
100
Are we having pancakes for breakfast? a. interrogative b. indicative c. imperative d. subjunctive e. conditional
A. interrogative
100
If the lake were/was frozen, we could have gone iceskating.
were
100
If I were/was given candy, I would share with you.
were
100
Indicative
statement
200
A sentence in the interrogative mood looks like… a. a question b. a statement c. a command or request d. a would/could statement e. a hypothetical statement or wish
A. a question
200

I would be happy to help you make pancakes if I have time. a. interrogative b. indicative c. imperative d. subjunctive e. conditional

E. conditional

200
She suggested that he study/studied for the science test.
study
200
The officer commanded that the criminal dropped/drop his weapon.
drop
200
Imperative
command/request
300

A sentence in the conditional mood looks like... a. a question b. a statement c. a command or request d. a would/could or if/then statement e. a hypothetical statement or wish

D. a would/could or if/then statement

300

II hope you remembered to feed the dog. a. interrogative b. indicative c. imperative d. subjunctive e. conditional

D. subjunctive

300
I proposed that we go/went to Mexico for Spring Break.
go
300
It is essential that he brush/brushes his teeth, or he will get cavities.
brush
300
Interrogative
question
400

A sentence in the indicative mood looks like... a. a question b. a statement c. a command or request d. a would/could statement e. a hypothetical statement or wish

B. a statement

400
Please feed the dog, too. a. interrogative b. indicative c. imperative d. subjunctive e. conditional
C. imperative
400
It is important that she practices/practice the violin every day.
practice
400
It is necessary that he picks/pick up his brother after school.
pick
400
Conditional
would/could statement
500
A sentence in the subjunctive mood looks like... a. a question b. a statement c. a command or request d. a would/could statement e. a hypothetical statement or wish
E. a hypothetical statement or wish
500
I fed the goldfish and the dog. a. interrogative b. indicative c. imperative d. subjunctive e. conditional
B. indicative
500
The dentist recommended that you ate/eat less sugar.
eat
500
The principal requests that the student come/comes to his office.
come
500
Subjunctive
hyptothetical statement or wish
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