The verb mood used for asking a question is the interrogative mood.
The verb mood that is used for asking a question is the interrogative mood. To identify the interrogative mood, you can look for key words or patterns in the sentence that indicate a question is being asked, such as question words like "who," "what," "where," "when," "why," and "how." Additionally, the sentence structure may also be different from a declarative or imperative sentence, often with a subject-verb inversion or the use of helping verbs like "do" or "can." Examples of sentences in the interrogative mood include: "What time is it?" and "Can you help me?"
