The indicative mood is when you want to express a fact, state an opinion, or ask a question. It is the most common verb mood. Here are two examples:

The imperative mood expresses a command or makes a request. In other words, the you is understood, not stated, so the reader has to carefully listen to what is being said. Here are two examples:
The subjunctive mood expresses a wish or a desire. It is often used when speaking of hypothetical situations. Here are two examples:

Watch out for cars when crossing the street.

which one is it

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The given sentence is an example of the imperative mood.
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