Indicative Mood
indicates a fact or opinion
Conditional Mood
a conditional state that will cause something else to happen
Imperative Mood
expresses a command or request. Though it is not states, the understood subject is (you)
Subjunctive Mood
a verb that show something contrary to fact
Indicative mood checklist
- statement
- expresses a fact/opinion
Conditional mood checklist
- sentences use helping verbs: would, could should, if
- cause&effect relationship
Imperative mood checklist
- command
- subject of sentence is not states (you)
Subjunctive mood checklist
- does not express a fact
- expresses a wish, judgement, emotion, possibility
- uses verb like: ask, insist, order, recommend, suggest, wish think, dream, hope
Ex: Dally want Ponyboy to stay close to him in the rumble.
Subjunctive mood
Ex: Paul wants to take on Dally.
Subjunctive mood
Ex: Get him!
Imperative mood
Ex: Leave him alone.
Imperative mood
Ex: Darry would kill me if I got in trouble with the police.
Conditional mood
Ex: If Ponyboy wasn’t a greaser, he wouldn’t have gotten jumped by the Socs.
Conditional mood
Ex: I don’t like kids.
Indicative mood.
Ex: Yeah, and this time it’s for good.
Indicative mood
