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A verb used to form a question is called a(n): Interrogative Conditional Subjunctive Imperative

A verb used to form a question is called a(n): Interrogative Conditional Subjunctive Imperative
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A verb used to form a question is called a(n): Interrogative Conditional Subjunctive Imperative

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The first answer is interrogative verb because you are interrogating someone about a question, it also called helping verb.

The second answer is conditional verb.

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Interrogative

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