Verb Mood and Voice

Front

indicative mood

Back

indicates a fact or opinion

Front

subjunctive mood

Back

describes an uncertain or hypothetical state contrary to fact or reality; often uses "were" rather than "was"

Front

imperative mood

Back

express a command or request

Front

conditional mood

Back

express something that hasn't but could happen if conditions are met

Front

interrogative mood

Back

ask a question

Front

Watch the fire burn. Discuss your feelings. Both of these are which mood?

Back

imperative

Front

It would be interesting if Guy Montag were to visit Jonas in his community. Which mood?

Back

subjunctive

Front

If the protagonist is a hero, he will take action to fix the dystopian society. Which mood?

Back

conditional

Front

How are more citizens not questioning their society? Which mood?

Back

interrogative

Front

Read the sentence and identify the verb voice: I was going to the mall.

Back

Passive