Moods quiz

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Only one sentence accurately identifies the mood. Which one?

Is she insisting that we visit her? Indicative mood

We would visit her tomorrow if she invited us. Conditional mood

She insists that we visit her tomorrow. Interrogative mood.

We would visit her tomorrow if she invited us. This is the second conditional and it is formed using the subjunctive mood. IF + PAST + WOULD + BARE INFINITIVE

Identify the correctly formed sentence

Lets we go to the museum!

Stop running in the museum!

Goes in the museum!

Stop running in the museum! This is the correctly formed imperative mood.

Which sentence uses the correctly formed subjunctive mood?

If I suggested he make dinner, he would.

If I suggest he makes dinner, he doesn't.

If I suggested he make dinner, he will.

If I suggested he make dinner, he would make it. We use SUGGEST with the BARE INFINITIVE (TO MAKE is the infinitive, MAKE is the bare infinitive.) This is the second conditional and it is formed using the subjunctive mood. IF + PAST + WOULD + BARE INFINITIVE.

One sentence is correctly formed. Which one?

Are you going to the birthday party tomorrow? No, I wish I could go, but I can't.

Are you going to the birthday party tomorrow? No, I wish I can go, but I can't.

Are you going to the birthday party tomorrow? No, I wish I would be able to go, but I can't.

Are you going to the birthday party tomorrow? No, I wish I could go, but I can't. WISH + COULD/WOULD + BARE INFINITIVE.

Which sentence is correctly formed?

I wish we would be able to speak English.

If he wishes speaking English, I would help him.

She wishes you would learn English.

She wishes you would learn English. WISH + WOULD/COULD + BARE INFINITIVE.

Identify the correctly formed sentence

I insist that she finishes the delicious meal Susan prepared.

She insisted to eat the delicious meal Susan prepared.

I insisted that we eat the delicious meal Susan prepared.

I insisted that we eat the delicious meal Susan prepared. We use INSIST with THAT + BARE INFINITIVE (TO EAT is the infinitive, EAT is the bare infinitive.)