PHILIPPINE WOMEN’S COLLEGE OF DAVAO

University Avenue, Juna Subdivision, Matina, Davao City

BASIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

Junior High School Unit
SY 2018-2019
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ENGLISH ELECTIVE 7: ADVANCED GRAMMAR
LONG TEST II-

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NAME: __________________________________ DATE: _____________ SCORE: ______
SECTION: _______________________________ PARENT’S SIGNATURE: _____________ IV-
TEACHER: MS. Hanna Regine S. Valencerina, LPT DATE SIGNED: ___________________

NOTE: READ CAREFULLY AND UNDERSTAND WELL THE DIRECTIONS BEFORE

YOU ANSWER. WRITE IN CURSIVE. MAJOR ERASURES AND NFI WILL
BE MARKED WRONG.

I. VERB MOODS
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Encircle the letter of the correct answer. (10 points)
1. The mood of a verb indicates ________.
A. the subject is active.
B. a state of being or reality.
C. the speaker is the subject.
2. The indicative mood of a verb is used ________.
A. in most statements and questions.
B. in a direct command.
C. to indicate the future tense.
3. The imperative mood of a verb is used to ________.
A. show the indirect object is being acted upon.
B. ask a question.
C. indicate a request or command.
4. Identifying the verb mood of a sentence is important because ________.
A. it helps you understand the attitude of the speaker.
B. it gets you know how to respond the right way to the speaker.
C. it makes you have a sense of urgency towards what the speaker is saying.
5. The conditional mood of a verb is used to ________.
A. show the indirect object is being acted upon.
B. indicate a state that will cause something else to happen.
C. indicate a request or command.
6. The subjunctive mood of a verb is most commonly used ________.
A. when the subject is acting upon an object.
B. in a direct question or a command.
C. in contrary-to-fact or hypothetical statements.
7. Which sentence shows the INDICATIVE mood?
A. Sit down and be quiet.
B. She walks her two dogs every day.
C. Why did he insist on driving to the mall?
8. Which sentence shows the INDICATIVE mood?
A. Turn in your ID badge before leaving the building.
B. We should turn in our ID badges before leaving the building.
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 C. If I were you, I would turn in my ID badges before leaving the building.
9. Which sentence shows the CONDITIONAL mood?
A. You could earn high wages.
B. You earn high wages.
C. Do you earn high wages?
10. Which sentence shows the SUBJUNCTIVE mood?
A. If he were the chief financial officer, the company would make a profit.
B. Is he the chief financial officer of this profitable company?
C. He is the chief financial officer of a profitable company.

II. VERB MOODS

IDENTIFICATION: Underline the verb and identify the type of verb mood used in each
sentence. Write the answer in the blank. (2 points each, 20 points total)
_________1. The old door might open more easily if I put some grease on the hinges.
_________2. Do sit down.
_________3. If I were John, I would be practicing on the guitar for the upcoming show.
_________4. Go to the edge of the cliff and jump off. Build your own wings on the way
down.
_________5. I am hoping to get a rise soon.
_________6. The river flows under the bridge.
_________7. By this time tomorrow I will have reached my home.
_________8. Read every day so that you will have a deep understanding of the world.
_________9. Be nice, sweet child.
_________10. If you want to be accepted to your first choice college, you should study hard
for all your exams.

III. VERB MOODS

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATION: Rewrite the sentence using the given verb mood. Write
your rewritten sentence on the table below. (2 points each, 10 points total)

REWRITE
ORIGINAL SENTENCE IN THIS REWRITTEN SENTENCE
VERB MOOD

Aaron: Go sit next to Van Deore,

INDICATIVE
Rafael.

Paolo was told to dance with Shannel

IMPERATIVE
by his adviser.

Mom told her son to go and study

IMPERATIVE
harder for the exams.

She wished she had something to eat. SUBJUNCTIVE

Frank will do well on the exam since he

CONDITIONAL
studied well.

IV. VERB MOODS

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SENTENCE CONSTRUCTION: Write your own dialogue or script about any situation using
all the 4 types of verb moods we have discussed so far. Label each sentence with its verb
mood type correctly as shown in the example. Limit your dialogue to 4-10 sentences only.
(10 points total)

Example:
Jiggy: Come here me sing! (Imperative)

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