Grammar and Language Workbook

Write ind. in the blank if the verb in italics is indicative, imp. if it is imperative, or
subj. if it is subjunctive.
ind.
Steve sold his old car to Frances.
1. Alexandra said she did believe the story after all.
2. It is important that Carlos speak to Jane immediately.
3. Hold that bolt securely.
5. The artist sculpted a wonderful likeness of her mother.
6. If only I were able to go with you to the Isle of Rhodes, I’d be happy.
7. It is necessary that Don be here for the presentation.
8. When will Hernando report on the charity collection?
9. They wished she were on her way already.
10. Call Muhammad and explain why the party was canceled.
11. If he were to try it again, he might be successful.
12. Did Scott write that story or did Brent?
13. Make another one, and bake it according to the directions.
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14. Katherine wishes she were here for the birthday celebration, Dad.
15. I suggest he rethink that idea.
 Exercise 2
Complete each sentence with the indicative, imperative, or subjunctive form of the
verb in parentheses.
[
Display
your handiwork, Martha. (imperative of display )
1. If I 
[
able, I would certainly attend the gathering. (subjunctive of be)
2. I suggest she 
[
this new novel by my favorite author. (subjunctive of read )