Types of Verb Moods

Types of Verbs and their purpose...

Are you ready to expand your kowledge.......?

Today We Will

Learn and Understand the different moods of verbs.

This Lesson will review various types of verbs and the moods they represent.....

• Indicitive

• Subjenctive

• Interroggative

• Conditional

Let's Review what we already know about  verbs....

• Verb- words that show actions or a state of being

• BE Verbs (State of Being)- Am, Is, Are, Were, Was, Be, Being, Been.

Indicitive Verbs

Verbs used to make a statement of fact or asks a question.

Examples:
We are learning virtually.
Is school still effective virtually?
Mr. Johnson is an educator.

Subjunctive Verbs

These verbs normally states or suggests :

doubts, desires, or situations contrary (opposite) to facts.

Examples:
I wish Justin would have made it to the game.
I'd prefer if Dad drove me home, instead of my sister.
If I were you, I would study so you will pass. 

Interrogative Mood

Interrogative moods asks a Questions or requests. Usually starts with a BE Verb.

Examples:
Are you gong to finish those fries?
Is this the only lesson today?
How can you even eat those things?

Conditional Mood

Conditional moods indicate what might happen with an event. Something that makes a change... (If this,.... then that.) or a hypothetical situation.

Example:
When water reaches 100 degrees, it boils.
I would travel the world if I won the lottery.
If you don't brush your teeth, you will get cavitites.

Let's Practie

Select the corrrect Mood....

Multiple Choice

His salary would be higher if he had a Masters Degree

• Indicative

• Subjunctive

• Interrogative

• Conditional

Multiple Choice

Was that the last slide for this lesson?

• Indicative

• Subjenctive

• Interrogative

• Conditional

Multiple Choice

Had we gone straight instead of turning, we would have won the race.

• Indicative

• Subjunctive

• Interrogative

• Conjunctive

Lets try more practice, look for your Verb Moods Quizizz and practice.

Multiple Choice

The bank was closed when we pulled up.

• Indicative

• Subjective

• Conjunctive

• Interrogative