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Which of these is written in the indicative mood?
OI love taking tests.
O How do you know which answer to choose?
OI should have done better on the test.
O If I had done better, I would have gotten a better grade.

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Final answer:

Verbs in the indicative mood state facts or opinions, while the subjunctive mood is used for supposed or possible situations. Indicative mood is for facts or questions, imperative mood is for instructions and commands.


Explanation:

Verbs in the indicative mood are those that appear in declarative sentences like 'Joshua went away.' They state facts or opinions. Most sentences we write or speak are in this mood. The subjunctive mood is used for supposed or possible situations, such as suggestions, wishes, prayers, and speculations.

Indicative mood verbs make statements about facts or ask questions about facts. For example, 'Thousands of women currently serve in the military.' Imperative mood is used for instructions and commands like 'Submit your request for time off.' Remember, mood indicates the speaker's attitude or intention.


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