'Verb mood' diaporamas de présentation

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Verb Moods

Verb Moods. By: Charlotte Krupa. Indicative Mood. A statement, fact, or opinion A little hint... It indicates something Examples: I like to travel to different cities around the world. Ducks, like humans, have different regional accents when communicating with each other.

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Grammar Unit 2 review

Grammar Unit 2 review. Passive/Active Voice Verbals and Their Function Verb Moods and Misplaced Modifiers. April 9, 2013. I can identify whether a sentence is an active voice or passive voice by noticing where the action is in the sentence.

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Verb Mood Project

Verb Mood Project. Make a 9-slide themed power point demonstrating your knowledge of verb moods. (Slide #1 should be a title slide.) The theme should be something you are interested in: cows, football, shopping, etc.

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Unit 3: Verb Voice & Verb Mood

Unit 3: Verb Voice & Verb Mood. ELACC8L1c: Form and use verbs in the indicative, imperative, interrogative, conditional, and subjunctive mood. What is the difference between verb voice and verb mood ?. Verb Voice. Verb voices are either active or passive .

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Verb Mood 1. Indicative The verb states a fact. 2. Subjunctive The verb states a possibility.

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