Answer:
It's indicative.
Explanation:
Conditional and subjunctive have words including "if" and "could."
Imperative means a command.
This mood is not commanding or saying "what if" or "it could"
Therefore, it is indicative.
The correct answer is filled with emotion.
An absolute phrase is usually set off from the rest of the sentence by using commas. It refers to the subject of the sentence and never contains a finite verb. The absolute phrase <em>filled with emotion </em>is also an appositive phrase, referring to the subject, Tom.
Become a wilderness guide
Answer:
The idea of chatting with Scott (whom she has a crush on) motivated her to open a Cliquesters account
Explanation:
This question came from the movie Cyberbully. The movie focuses on a teenage girl named Taylor Hillridge who becomes the victim of online bullying on "Cliquesters" (a social media platform) by those closest to her (her brother Eric and best friend Samantha).
Taylor is suspicious of opening a social media account as she herself admitted in her disussion with Scott that "it was a lot more raw". Eventually, she accented to opening an account on Cliquesters <u>when her friend brought the idea of her chatting with Scott (whom she has a crush on)</u>