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a verb form that asks a question
a verb form that asks a question
a verb form that shows a fact or opinion
a verb form that shows a fact or opinion
a verb form that commands others to do something
a verb form that commands others to do something
a verb form that shows the manner in which an idea is expressed in a sentence
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The correct definition of verb mood is:
a verb form that shows the manner in which an idea is expressed in a sentence.
Verb moods indicate the writer’s attitude toward the action or state of being expressed by the verb, such as indicative, imperative, and subjunctive moods.
The verb mood used to express a wish, request, or recommendation is the subjunctive mood.
The correct mood used for asking a question is interrogative.
However, it is important to note that interrogative is not typically classified as a verb mood like indicative, imperative, and subjunctive. Instead, it refers to the sentence structure used to pose questions. The verb itself within the question can be in the indicative mood, for example, in the sentence "Is she coming?" The verb "is" is in the indicative mood, while the sentence as a whole is interrogative in nature.
The verb mood used to state a fact or opinion is the indicative mood.
