No....look at the subject of the clause and the subject of the sentence.
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The mood of the sentence is conditional. It implies that if someone smokes cigarettes, there is a possibility or risk of getting lung cancer.
To determine the mood of a verb, we need to understand the verb in the sentence. In this case, the verb is "smokes." The sentence "If one smokes cigarettes, you run the risk of getting lung cancer" is a conditional statement, expressing a hypothetical situation. The mood of the verb "smokes" in this sentence is indicative mood because it is stating a fact or making a statement about a real situation. The indicative mood is used to express real or factual information.
