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11 April, 21:31

Click on the box to choose whether the italicized verb is indicative, subjunctive, or imperative.

Be on time!

mood of verb:

1. The snow covered the stacks of hay bales.

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2. One chimpanzee showed signs of learning by his imitations.

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3. No innovative communication signals were produced by the chimpanzees

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4. I insist that all of you arrive on time.

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5. All of the students arrived on time.

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6. Experiments were conducted to try to teach Chimpanzees sign language.

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7. The winter scene was mysterious.

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8. The old barn timbers creaked under a weight of snow.

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  1. 11 April, 21:47
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    Imperative

    1) Indicative

    2) Subjunctive

    3) Indicative

    4) Imperative

    5) Indicative

    6) Imperative

    7) Subjunctive

    8) Indicative
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