Question

If I were a princess, I would wear a sparkly crown.
Watch out for cars when crossing the street.
Suzanne prefers dogs over cats.
The soccer field was muddy after the rain.
If I were there, I would give you a hug.
Clean up your room!


what are the indictative verbs
subjective verbs
and imperative verbs in these sentences

Answer 1

Sure! Let's break down the sentences you've provided to identify the indicative, subjunctive, and imperative verbs.

1. **If I were a princess, I would wear a sparkly crown.**
- **Indicative verb:** wear
- **Subjunctive verb:** were (in the clause "If I were a princess")

2. **Watch out for cars when crossing the street.**
- **Imperative verb:** Watch

3. **Suzanne prefers dogs over cats.**
- **Indicative verb:** prefers

4. **The soccer field was muddy after the rain.**
- **Indicative verb:** was

5. **If I were there, I would give you a hug.**
- **Indicative verb:** give
- **Subjunctive verb:** were (in the clause "If I were there")

6. **Clean up your room!**
- **Imperative verb:** Clean

### Summary:
- **Indicative verbs:** wear, prefers, was, give
- **Subjunctive verbs:** were (in both "If I were a princess" and "If I were there")
- **Imperative verbs:** Watch, Clean

Let me know if you need any further clarification!