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When explaining that you have to finish work before you can go out tonight, what verb mood should you use? Indicative Interrogative Imperative Conditional
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When explaining that you have to finish work before you

can go out tonight, what verb mood should you use?

Indicative

Interrogative

Imperative

Conditional

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Imperative

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