Question
Which sentence has a shift in its verb mood?
Wash your hands and set the table.
Go outside and you can play with your friends.
We could walk to the store, but they would not ask us to.
They like the movie and watch it every week.
Wash your hands and set the table.
Go outside and you can play with your friends.
We could walk to the store, but they would not ask us to.
They like the movie and watch it every week.
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The sentence that has a shift in its verb mood is:
**"Go outside and you can play with your friends."**
In this sentence, “Go outside” is in the imperative mood (giving a command), while “you can play with your friends” is in the indicative mood (stating a fact or possibility).
**"Go outside and you can play with your friends."**
In this sentence, “Go outside” is in the imperative mood (giving a command), while “you can play with your friends” is in the indicative mood (stating a fact or possibility).
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