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You must read each slide, and complete any questions on the slide, in sequence.
Exercise S4-7
Shifts: mood and voice, questions and quotations
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In each pair, click on the version of the sentence that does not have any shifts in mood, voice, questions, or quotations.
Click Submit after each question to see feedback and to record your answer. After you have finished every question, your answers will be submitted to your instructor’s gradebook. You may review your answers by returning to the exercise at any time. (An exercise reports to the gradebook only if your instructor has assigned it.)
Example
Question
Correct. Both clauses are in the active voice.
For more help, see sections S4-c and S4-d.
Sorry. The first clause is in the passive voice (were taken), but the second clause shifts to the active voice (left).
For more help, see sections S4-c and S4-d.
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Question
Correct. Both sentences are in the imperative mood (evacuate, Do return) and the active voice.
For more help, see sections S4-c and S4-d.
Sorry. The first sentence is in the active voice, imperative mood (sound, evacuate), but the second sentence shifts to the indicative and passive (It is advised).
For more help, see sections S4-c and S4-d.
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Question
Correct. All parts of the sentence are in the indicative mood.
For more help, see sections S4-c and S4-d.
Sorry. The first sentence is in the indicative mood, but the second sentence shifts to the imperative.
For more help, see sections S4-c and S4-d.
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Question
Correct. All parts of the sentence are worded in the active voice.
For more help, see sections S4-c and S4-d.
Sorry. The sentence shifts from active voice (promised) to passive (would be seen) and back to active (could return).
For more help, see sections S4-c and S4-d.
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Question
Correct. The sentence is worded in the indicative mood.
For more help, see sections S4-c and S4-d.
Sorry. This sentence shifts from the indicative mood (stating a fact) to the interrogative (asking a question).
For more help, see sections S4-c and S4-d.
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