Mood is a manner in which the action denoted by a verb is represented, and there are three types: indicative, imperative, and subjunctive. The indicative mood is used for statements of fact, questions, and conditional sentences. The imperative mood expresses commands, requests, warnings, and prayers. The subjunctive mood expresses wishes, recommendations, and requirements.

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2. Mood is a manner in which the action denoted by verb is
represented.
• It has three types.
1. Indicative
2. Imperative
3. Subjunctive

3. Indicative
• It is used for the statement of fact, ask a question and conditional
sentences.
• Examples:
• Union is strength.
• Are you ill?
• If she works hard, she will get good marks.

4. Imperative
• It is used for to express command, request, warning and prayer.
• Examples:
• Let us enjoy the party.
• Take care of your children.
• Do that again and I will call a police!

5. Subjunctive
• Used to express wishes, recommendations and requirements.
Examples:
• Would that I were rich.
• College requires that every student take English.
• Admissions are open.

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