The verb mood used to state a fact or opinion is indicative.
The verb mood used to state a fact or opinion is the indicative mood. To find this answer, you can refer to a grammar resource or a language handbook that explains the different verb moods. In the indicative mood, the verb is used to make a statement or express a fact. It is the most commonly used verb mood in everyday communication. You can also identify the indicative mood by looking at the verb form, which is often in the present or past tense and does not contain any conditionals or uncertainty implied by other moods.
