Question

What is verb mood

Answer 1

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Verb mood is a grammatical term that refers to the form of a verb that shows the speaker's attitude toward the action or state expressed by the verb. The three primary verb moods are:

1. Indicative mood: expresses factual statements or questions
Example: She is reading a book.

2. Imperative mood: expresses commands, requests or suggestions
Example: Read this book.

3. Subjunctive mood: expresses hypothetical or unreal situations, doubts, wishes, or suggestions
Example: It is important that she read this book.