One, Because it is written in old English. Secondly, Shakespeare invented many words which he used in his plays and the exact definitions are not known. The majority of the terms used are from hundreds upon hundreds of years ago and the 21st CE uses modern English. I don't think Shakespeare would know what "Lit" and "Fleek" would mean if he were to come back.
The sentence that uses the indicative mood is "We were winning the game until the third quarter," as expressed in option C and explained below.
<h3>What is the indicative mood?</h3>
The indicative mood refers to the way a verb is used when we want to state facts. In other words, the indicative mood expresses something real rather than hypothetical or conditional.
Let's take a look at each option to find the correct answer:
- Option A is about a hypothetical situation. Therefore, it is incorrect.
- Option B expresses a command, which means it uses the imperative mood. It is also incorrect.
- Option C is the correct answer. It is a fact that the team was winning the game.
- Option D, just like option A, expresses a hypothetical situation. Incorrect.
With the information above in mind, we can conclude that the answer provided above is correct.
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Explanation:
When you proofread a document you should evaluate whether the document is likely to influence readers and check for accuracy.
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I would do this by using context clues.
Example: This stupendous car is faster than anyone else's car!
If it is faster than anyone else's car than you can infer that stupendous means really good cause of the way it is used.
