Asked by ward off great evil, 'fore I reach the front door

Which sentence uses verbs in the subjunctive mood?

The bloggers latest post is a thought provoking

I wish I was able to come up with interesting posts

Have you read her latest blog post?

I suggested that he read that new blog post
Answered by ward off great evil, 'fore I reach the front door
Describe indicative mood
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Use it as a sentence
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Is “Play video games with me.” A form of indicative mood?
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Is “I am playing video games” A form of indicative mood?
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I suggested that he read that new blog post
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The indicative mood is a verb form used to make statements or express facts or opinions. It is the most commonly used mood in the English language and is used to convey real or true situations. In the indicative mood, verbs are used to state facts or ask questions about reality. This mood is used in simple statements, questions, and commands.
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She is eating lunch right now.
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Yes, "Play video games with me." is a form of the imperative mood, not the indicative mood. The imperative mood is used to give commands, make requests, or offer invitations. In this sentence, the speaker is giving a command to play video games together.
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Yes, "I am playing video games" is a form of the indicative mood. In this sentence, the verb "am playing" is indicating a fact or reality - that the speaker is currently engaging in the activity of playing video games.