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    Verb moods convey the attitude of a verb in a sentence. The main verb moods are the indicative, imperative, interrogative, and conditional. The indicative mood expresses assertions and facts, while the imperative mood conveys commands or requests.

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    Verb moods convey the attitude of a verb in a sentence. The main verb moods are the indicative, imperative, interrogative, and conditional. The indicative mood expresses assertions and facts, while the imperative mood conveys commands or requests.

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    Verb moods convey the attitude of a verb in a sentence. The main verb moods are the indicative, imperative, interrogative, and conditional. The indicative mood expresses assertions and facts, while the imperative mood conveys commands or requests.

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    MOODS

    OF VERB
    VERB
    MOODS
     is the attitude a verb
    conveys in a sentence.

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    • Indicative MOOD
    • Imperative MOOD
    • • Interrogative
    CONDITIONAL MOOD
    MOOD
    • SUBJUNCTIVE
    MOOD

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    • Indicative
    MOOD
    • Imperative
    MOOD
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    Indicative MOOD
     expresses an assertion,
    facts, or opinions.

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    Example:
     Last year, I ate a sandwich for
    lunch almost every day.
     Today is a sunny day.

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    Imperative MOOD
     expresses command,
    prohibition, entreaty or advice

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    Example:

     Take your seat and stop


    talking.
     Let me go!

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