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TEAS English & Language UsageIndicative, imperative, subjunctive

Verb MoodATI TEAS 7 cheat sheet

Indicative, imperative, subjunctive

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Indicative

  • States a fact or asks a question — most sentences

Imperative

  • Gives a command; the subject 'you' is understood
  • 'Check the chart.'

Subjunctive

  • Expresses a wish, suggestion or condition contrary to fact
  • 'If I were charge nurse…' — were, not was
  • 'The policy requires that each nurse sign in.'

Test Cue

  • After 'if' with something untrue, use were
Key takeaway

Indicative, imperative, subjunctive

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