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If the weather is bad for the growing seasons, farmer will suffer. Verb Mood A. Interrogative B. Imperative C. Indicative D. Conditional E. Subjunctive
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If the weather is bad for the growing seasons, farmer will suffer. Verb Mood

A. Interrogative
B. Imperative
C. Indicative
D. Conditional
E. Subjunctive

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D. Conditional weather is bad
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D. Conditional is a verb mood for the weather is bad for the growing season.
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