#GRAMMAR 3.18 PRACTICE (due date: Tuesday, April 25)

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?
REDO CODE: LFXKSL

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DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify which mood the underlined verb is written in. (20 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
          *There are EIGHT indicative moods.
          *There are SIX imperative moods.
          *There are SIX subjunctive moods.

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Robin says that she can fly a plane.

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Lincoln spoke eloquently at Gettysburg.

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My father asked that I explain where I had been.

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I am writing a paper about the U.S. justice system.

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Next, fry the onions and garlic in olive oil.

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It is necessary that I be here tomorrow morning.

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He is leaving tomorrow at ten o’clock.

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Please explain the problem to Kim.

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He treats her as if she were a child.

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We spent a wonderful day climbing Mt. Washington.

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Describe the accident as accurately as you can.

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If I were his mother, I would not give him the car keys.

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I wish I knew half as much about cars as you do.

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Eat up; there’s much more.

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Who will volunteer to be on the public relations committee?

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Jerold stormed angrily out of the room.

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If I had graduated last spring, I would have applied for the job.

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Try to get here before the storm starts.

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Invite them to the party if you want to.

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NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?

PART 1 of 1

Robin says that she can fly a plane.

Lincoln spoke eloquently at Gettysburg.

My father asked that I explain where I had been.

I am writing a paper about the U.S. justice system.

Next, fry the onions and garlic in olive oil.

It is necessary that I be here tomorrow morning.

He is leaving tomorrow at ten o’clock.

Please explain the problem to Kim.

He treats her as if she were a child.

We spent a wonderful day climbing Mt. Washington.

Describe the accident as accurately as you can.

If I were his mother, I would not give him the car keys.

I wish I knew half as much about cars as you do.

Eat up; there’s much more.

Who will volunteer to be on the public relations committee?

Jerold stormed angrily out of the room.

If I had graduated last spring, I would have applied for the job.

Try to get here before the storm starts.

Invite them to the party if you want to.

Did Sami finish writing his term paper?