Follow the direction of making each sentence bold, underline, or italic depending on type of verb mood. Change the whole document to a serif font.
If I were a princess, I would wear a sparkled crown.
Watch out for cars when crossing the street.
Suzanne prefers dogs over cats.
The soccer field was muddy after the rain.
If I were there, I would give you a hug.
clean up your room!
If I were a princess, I would wear a sparkled crown.
Watch out for cars when crossing the street.
Suzanne prefers dogs over cats.
The soccer field was muddy after the rain.
If I were there, I would give you a hug.
clean up your room!
To follow the directions and modify the sentences, you will need to identify the verb mood in each sentence and apply the appropriate formatting style. Here's how you can do that:
1. If I were a princess, I would wear a sparkled crown.
- The verb mood in this sentence is subjunctive.
- To make it bold, you can enclose the sentence in double asterisks (**).
- The modified sentence: **If I were a princess, I would wear a sparkled crown.**
2. Watch out for cars when crossing the street.
- The verb mood in this sentence is imperative.
- To underline it, you can use double underscores (__).
- The modified sentence: __Watch out for cars when crossing the street.__
3. Suzanne prefers dogs over cats.
- The verb mood in this sentence is indicative.
- To italicize it, you can use underscores (_).
- The modified sentence: _Suzanne prefers dogs over cats._
4. The soccer field was muddy after the rain.
- The verb mood in this sentence is indicative.
- Since it doesn't require any formatting changes, you can keep it as is.
5. If I were there, I would give you a hug.
- The verb mood in this sentence is subjunctive.
- To make it bold, you can enclose the sentence in double asterisks (**).
- The modified sentence: **If I were there, I would give you a hug.**
6. Clean up your room!
- The verb mood in this sentence is imperative.
- To underline it, you can use double underscores (__).
- The modified sentence: __Clean up your room!__
Finally, to change the entire document to a serif font, select the text and apply a serif font style from the font menu in your word processor or text editor.
To make each sentence bold, underline, or italicize depending on the type of verb mood, and change the whole document to a serif font, follow these steps:
1. Open a word processing software or text editor.
2. Copy and paste the provided sentences into the document.
3. Select the first sentence, "If I were a princess, I would wear a sparkled crown."
4. Locate the formatting options in the software's toolbar or menu.
5. Apply italics to the selected sentence.
6. Repeat steps 3-5 for each sentence, following the instructions below:
- Sentence 2: "Watch out for cars when crossing the street." - No formatting is required as the verb mood is indicative.
- Sentence 3: "Suzanne prefers dogs over cats." - No formatting is required as the verb mood is indicative.
- Sentence 4: "The soccer field was muddy after the rain." - No formatting is required as the verb mood is indicative.
- Sentence 5: "If I were there, I would give you a hug." - Italicize the entire sentence.
- Sentence 6: "Clean up your room!" - Change the sentence to all uppercase and apply bold formatting.
7. Once all the sentences have been formatted correctly, select the entire text document.
8. Locate the font options in the software's toolbar or menu.
9. Change the font to a serif font of your choice, such as Times New Roman or Georgia.
10. Review the document to ensure all the formatting changes have been applied correctly.
11. Save the document or print it, if desired.
Following these steps, you will have a document with each sentence correctly formatted based on the type of verb mood and changed to a serif font.