Asked by Royal cheesecake
Which sentence uses the indicative form of the verb play?
1. Are you playing video games?
2. I+am+playing+video+games.
3. Play+video+games+with+me.
4. I+wish+you+were+playing+video+games.
1. Are you playing video games?
2. I+am+playing+video+games.
3. Play+video+games+with+me.
4. I+wish+you+were+playing+video+games.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The sentence that uses the indicative form of the verb "play" is:
**3. Play video games with me.**
In this case, "play" is in the base form, which is generally indicative when used as a command or invitation. However, the other sentences either use the progressive or subjunctive forms or ask a question.
**3. Play video games with me.**
In this case, "play" is in the base form, which is generally indicative when used as a command or invitation. However, the other sentences either use the progressive or subjunctive forms or ask a question.