Identify the type of verb mood used for each of the following sentences.

E: Subjunctive Mood

explain why E: is the answer

The use of "were" rather than "was" in the sentence is a clear indication that it is in the subjunctive mood. The subjunctive mood is used to express wishes, possibilities, hypothetical situations that are contrary to reality, or suggestions. In this case, the sentence is expressing a wish, and the verb "were" is used instead of "was" which is the indicative mood form, thus indicating the subjunctive mood.

Unload the dishwasher before you do your homework.

A: Indicative Mood
B: Imperative Mood
C:Interrogative Mood
D: Conditional Mood
E: Subjunctive Mood

B: Imperative Mood

explain why

The sentence is giving a command or order to unload the dishwasher before doing homework, and as such, it is classified under the imperative mood. The imperative mood is used to express commands, requests, or instructions. In this case, the sentence issues a command or instruction, and the verb " unload" is in the imperative form.

I'm going to the movies with my friends.

A: Indicative Mood
B: Imperative Mood
C:Interrogative Mood
D: Conditional Mood
E: Subjunctive Mood

A: Indicative Mood

explain

The sentence is making a statement of fact, indicating a real situation or action, and as such, it is classified under indicative mood. The indicative mood is used to express statements of fact, opinions, or questions that are based on reality. In this case, the sentence states that the speaker is going to the movies with their friends, and the verb "going" is in the indicative form.

If I buy those games, I won't have money for lunch.

A: Indicative Mood
B: Imperative Mood
C:Interrogative Mood
D: Conditional Mood
E: Subjunctive Mood

D: Conditional Mood

Explain as to why D is the answer

The sentence is a conditional statement that describes a hypothetical situation and its possible outcome, and as such, it is classified under the conditional mood. The conditional mood is used to express possibility, contingency, or the result of a condition. In this sentence, the speaker describes the condition of buying the games, and its hypothetical result of not having enough money for lunch. The words "if" and "won't" indicate that the sentence is a conditional mood.

Are you going to feed the cat?

A: Indicative Mood
B: Imperative Mood
C:Interrogative Mood
D: Conditional Mood
E: Subjunctive Mood

C: Interrogative Mood