Answer:
1: YES
2:NO
3:NO
4:NO
5:YES
6:NO
7:NO
8:NO
9:YES
10:YES
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Answer:
Subjunctive.
Explanation:
The verb "were" is in the subjunctive mood because it is indicating a hypothetical situation. Also, In the subjunctive mood, the verb to be in the past tense for the first and third person in the singular is were instead of was. If the sentence is in the present with these same subjects, the verb does not have final -s.
Answer:
lay
Explanation:
Transitive verbs take a direct object. It basically transitions through the verb to an <em>object </em>to make the sentence sound correct. Furthermore, it needs a noun or pronoun to complete the meaning of a sentence.
Example: The dog lies on its bed.
This would be an intransitive verb since it is a verb that is used without a direct object. It is never followed by a direct object
Example: The chicken lays eggs.
<em>Lays </em>in the sentence would act as a transitive verb because it does what? It lays eggs. Without that noun, the whole sentence wouldn't make sense.
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Example: The chicken lays
What did it lay? Without the noun, the sentence is grammatically incorrect.