For worksheets on mood you have come to the right place. There are now
21 mood related worksheets that can help you when planning lessons on this topic. One mood students will learn about early on is the imperative. Here is a
nice worksheet on this mood that focuses on classroom instructions. The first page is great as an introduction or study guide while the other two pages contain excellent practice activities. If your students have already mastered this, consider using a different worksheet instead. Some worksheets will be more suitable for your students than others.
Some moods are simpler and easier to understand which is why all moods are not introduced at the same point in a student’s study of English. Even beginners will be able to grasp the meaning behind imperative sentences and this is usually introduced when talking about classroom English. The subjunctive mood, on the other hand, is more challenging and even native English speakers often make mistakes. The common structure “If I were you ~” sounds correct to native speakers even though they are likely to say things such as “If I was a cat ~” which is definitely incorrect. With this in mind, carefully consider whether or not your students are sufficiently prepared before introducing a particular mood.
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