Question

drag each sentence to the correct location to show whether it uses the indicative mood or the imperative mood. (2 points)
indicative
imperative
this movie is too long
the grass has grown tall
look at the pictures hanging on that wall
please finish your homework

Explanation:

Indicative mood states a fact, opinion, or statement of reality. Imperative mood gives a command, request, or instruction.

• "This movie is too long" is a statement of opinion, so it uses indicative mood.
• "The grass has grown tall" is a statement of fact, so it uses indicative mood.
• "Look at the pictures hanging on that wall" is a command, so it uses imperative mood.
• "Please finish your homework" is a polite request/instruction, so it uses imperative mood.

Answer:

Indicative:

• This movie is too long
• The grass has grown tall

Imperative:

• Look at the pictures hanging on that wall
• Please finish your homework