Which sentence uses a verb in the subjunctive mood? On the commercial, a doctor recommended that people exercise at least three times a week. I asked myself quietly,"How hard can exercising be?" I decided to go outside and run laps around the block. I wanted to cheer myself on, so I told myself,"Go for it!" I clutched my abdomen, crawled back to my house, and turned on the TV while I waited to catch my breath.

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Roland Dalton

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1 March, 22:28

Which sentence uses a verb in the subjunctive mood? On the commercial, a doctor recommended that people exercise at least three times a week. I asked myself quietly,"How hard can exercising be?" I decided to go outside and run laps around the block. I wanted to cheer myself on, so I told myself,"Go for it!" I clutched my abdomen, crawled back to my house, and turned on the TV while I waited to catch my breath.

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Jaqueline Stout · Answer 1

How hard can exercising be?

Explanation:

The subjunctive mood is the verb form used to explore a hypothetical situation.

There are 4 forms of the subjunctive mood. This refers to any wish or question. The word 'be' is often used in the subjunctive mood.