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3. You new mower 
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you a lot of time, Ray. (indicative of save)
4. Angie 
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that movie about the rainforest. (indicative of see)
5. Try to write him a letter, Matt; he 
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one to you. (indicative of write)
6. It is crucial that you 
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here for the reception, Alsonso. 
(subjunctive of be)
7.
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these books back on the shelf where they belong, Anna. 
(imperative of place)
8. Axel wishes he 
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more fluent in English than he actually is. 
(subjunctive of be)
9. The children 
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happily on the swings in the park. (indicative of play)
10. Her picture 
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on the mantle right next to the trophy. (indicative of sit)
11. If he 
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more hardworking, he might be successful. (subjunctive of be)
12.
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one for your little brother, Edith. (imperative of buy)
13. The glider 
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easily, directed with a steady hand by Marcus. 
(indicative of land)
14. Elaine wishes she 
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in Florida. (subjunctive of be)
15. I am sorry if I 
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you, Uncle John. (indicative of disturb)
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