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  All Kinds of Mood of Sentences in English, Types and their Functions in Sentences Introduction: English grammar has many form of sentences which can be divided according to their mood, reflecting the speaker's attitude towards the action described in the sentences. There are three main moods in English and they are as follow: Indicative Mood of Sentence: This is the most common mood used in English and is used to make statements, ask questions, or express opinions. Sentences in the indicative mood are used to express facts, opinions, or beliefs that are considered to be true or real. For example: "The sky is blue." Imperative Mood of Sentences: The imperative mood is used to show commands, making requests, or giving advices. Imperative sentences usually take the form of a base verb, without a subject. For example: "Close the window." Subjunctive Mood of Sentence: The subjunctive mood in sentences express wishes, unreal, hypothetical or idealistic actions, sugg...