P4 Exit Ticket: Verb Moods

I can identify verb moods by observing the surrounding sentence

Kailey Kleppin

I can identify verb moods by looking at context clues around the word and looking at punctuation.

 Chloe Turner

I will identify the mood by reading the text with different tones and looking for context clues.

You can identify verb moods by looking for key words in sentences and paragraphs. Some verb moods are demanding but some need specific words like would and could to form the type.

K Jones

Tahj Banai

To identify verb moods, you can look at the punctuation, the starting word, or the ending word. For example, to identify an interrogative, you can look for a question mark to differentiate it from the others.

You can identify verb moods by using your context clues to search for the different verb moods. For example you can look for a question mark to see if it will be interrogative or not.

Abby Whipple

You can identify verb moods by looking for a question mark for interrogative. A statement for indicative, or demand for imperative. Also I would read the sentences carefully and really think about the wording for subjunctive and conditional.

Bailie Gibson

You can differentiate the verb moods by looking at the words around it to see what the sentence is actually saying.

Logan Voss

People can identify verb moods by looking closely at the word.

Ashton Jones

if the sentence contains if or could, should the sentence is going to be subjective or conductive, if the sentence has a ? mark if or . that or has an !

You can find verb moods by context clues in the text and by finding out what the sentence is portraying

You can identify verb moods by looking for context clues in the text such as in conditional you would want to look for the word would.

Owen Hurley

I can identify verb moods by identifying key parts of the sentence like if it's cause and effect, a question, ect. Madi Wicoff

I can identify verb moods by looking at what type of statment it is. Interogitive is a question. Indicative is a command. Subjuctive and conditional are possible situations and scenerios. Imperitive is a command or request.

Kenzie McCullen

Ty Friend

I could find it by identifying the sentence around it like question marks and other clues.Finding Interogitive is simple,look for a question

You can identify verb moods by looking at the connotation of the sentence, as well as looking at the punctuation. For some of the tougher ones, look to see if what is happening in the sentence is certain or not.

Ally Kimball

By noticing context clues and seeing what type of punctuation the sentence has.

paola sosa

 You can identify verb moods by looking at key words, phrases, or punctuation. You can also identify them by seeing how the subject is being used.

Diego Padilla

We can use the clue words and punctuation to find what verb mood it is.

Mattie Clayton

Maddox Young

I can identify verb moods by looking around the text and looking for question marks or the words would or could to find conditional or subjunctive verb moods for best identification.

You can identify verb moods by seeing the context clues. For example, interrogative all you have to do is find a question mark.

Davis Marx,

You can identify verb moods with if there is a question mark, includes would or could,

or if it has a statement or a command.

By reading context clues and reading in different moods to see which fits best.

Kate Steele

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