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moods in englishVersión en línea theoretical grammar por aisha 1 Which linguist argues that English mood has mostly reduced to forms of the verb “be” and auxiliary constructions? a M. Lewis b Randolph Quirk c F.R. Palmer d R. Christopher 2 Which linguist emphasizes that English expresses mood mainly through syntax and modal verbs, not morphology? Choose one or more answers a L. Smith b M. Lewis c R. Christopher d M.A.K Hallday 3 Which mood is a grammatical verb form used to state facts, express opinions as truths, or ask questions about reality? a Subjunctive b Indicative c Imperative 4 Which mood is the most common mood in English? a Indicative b Subjunctive c Imperative 5 What mood are these examples refer to? "I wish I could go out tonight." "I recommend you to eat healthy food from now on." a General b Indicative c Imperative d Subjunctive 6 "Stand up." "Close the door." "Shut your phone." What mood do these examples refer to? a Orders b Imperative c Subjunctive d Indicative 7 Which of these modal verbs are used to express desire or hypotheticals? a Should, must b Could c Can d Would, might 8 What does the sentence: "You must be home by 9:00." indicate? a Necessity b Opinion c Hypothetical d Desire 9 In English, mood is weakly expressed compared to other, more richer languages. What are these languages? a Spanish, Russian b Spanish, Latin c Russian, Greek d Spanish, Arabic 10 Which of these are an example of indicative mood? a Sit down! b I think Sara is at work. c Henry is writting his book. d You musn't go out so late.

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Which linguist argues that English mood has mostly reduced to forms of the verb “be” and auxiliary constructions?

Which linguist emphasizes that English expresses mood mainly through syntax and modal verbs, not morphology?

Choose one or more answers

Which mood is a grammatical verb form used to state facts, express opinions as truths, or ask questions about reality?

Which mood is the most common mood in English?

What mood are these examples refer to? "I wish I could go out tonight." "I recommend you to eat healthy food from now on."

"Stand up." "Close the door." "Shut your phone." What mood do these examples refer to?

Which of these modal verbs are used to express desire or hypotheticals?

What does the sentence: "You must be home by 9:00." indicate?

In English, mood is weakly expressed compared to other, more richer languages. What are these languages?

Which of these are an example of indicative mood?