Question

Identify the correct verb mood. If we go on vacation, please bring the folding chairs. subjunctive interrogative indicative conditional

Answer 1

Answer:

Conditional

Explanation:

- The use of 'if' at the beginning of the sentence implies that they may or may not go for vacation.

-Hence bringing the folding chairs depends on whether they go for vacation

-Therefore, the folding chairs will be brought if they go on vacation and if they miss going on vacation the folding chairs won't be brought.

Answer 2

Answer:

If we go on vacation, please bring the folding chairs.

Explanation:

The conditional mood expresses that something happens or would happen only if something else happens or under certain conditions. Sentences in this grammatical mood are made up of an “if-clause” and another clause. In this case, the sentence “If we go on vacation, please bring the folding chairs” is a zero conditional (a type of conditional) because both clauses are in present.

A zero conditional expresses facts, things that are generally true, habits, orders, commands, pieces of advice, and requests. The sentence provided, for example, is used to request something under certain circumstances.