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Is this sentence indicative, imperative, conditional, or subjunctive? The governor suggested that his opponent research the issue.
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Is this sentence indicative,

imperative, conditional, or
subjunctive?
The governor suggested
that his opponent research
the issue.

User Kodra
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Answer: Subjunctive.

Explanation: Because a subjunctive mood is a form of the verb, which describes the mood of the person in this case the Governor.

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