What are the Verbal Modes? (with examples)

Miscellanea   /   by admin   /   July 16, 2021

Verbal modes

The verbal mode It is one of the accidents of the verb and indicates a certain position of the speaker with respect to what he says. In Spanish, there are three modes:

Verb tenses of the indicative

Subjunctive verb tenses

Verb tenses of the imperative

Examples of verbs in indicative mood

anticipated gesticulated died
I filed has gathered motivated
cooked had lost they mobilized
would trade we had solved was born
I bought they inhabited I oppressed
they crossed speaks you participate
stood out will have been refers
we slept we will have finished they respect
they speculate we found they turned out
was We have drunk he left
they established they had sung will submit
would study had feared loose
experiment we imitate supposed
I congratulated I instigated they touched
will foster would hurt coughs
you were would you call will use
whip meowed we would travel

Examples of verbs in subjunctive mood

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ate have fled born
conjugate harass number
copies in I had known will blink
draw would have awarded we would plant
shoot they would have kicked may
let's build would have spent let's receive
bury insult will relate
write let's interrogate summarize
is fall play we will review
wait we would read sit
will be release submit
photograph limit hold
let's run away let's clean dream
hit rocked suture
would keep you will medicate topics
has arrived lie let's touch
we have seen let's die see

Examples of verbs in imperative mood

advise talk laugh
thanks do Salt
shut up mediate jump
sing lie solve
sleep narrate it sounds
listen put taking
wait reflect use
encourages resist go
spend respect come
governs restore live

Sentences with verbs in the different modes

  1. Come to dinner at my house tomorrow night (imperative mode).
  2. The boys are hammock in the park (indicative mode).
  3. Maybe come down the temperature next week (subjunctive mood).
  4. Admits what have youbeen you the culprit of everything (imperative mood / indicative mood).
  5. The rain fell copiously that afternoon (indicative mood).
  6. Guard all your things in the suitcase before leaving (imperative mode).
  7. Perhaps prepare fish for dinner (subjunctive mood).
  8. Listens to your heart (imperative mood).
  9. We havevivid better days and worse days (indicative mode).
  10. Forever there wasdreamed of with having a house like that (indicative mood).
  11. I look around him like no will remember nothing (indicative mood / subjunctive mood).
  12. Enjoy of your vacation (imperative).
  13. The circus company visit more than twenty countries in two months (indicative mode).
  14. I would like have a house near the sea (indicative mode).
  15. If only snow this winter in the mountains (subjunctive mood).
  16. we passed an extraordinary vacation (indicative mode).
  17. Never hadsuspicious of my neighbor (subjunctive mood).
  18. My father think all the time at work (indicative mood).
  19. Wish what is peace in the world (indicative mood / subjunctive mood).
  20. Where to forces, do what you see (Subjunctive mode).
  21. The public vibrated to the beat of music all night long (indicative mode).
  22. Tea I advise what you ingest vegetables daily (indicative mood / subjunctive mood).
  23. Thanks the opportunities that life gives you presents (imperative mood / indicative mood).
  24. Yes had the possibility, would live in the field (subjunctive mood / indicative mood).
  25. Eat all your food and you will have dessert (imperative mood / indicative mood).

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