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English, 09.06.2021 04:50 DnsMonsteR3462

Which mood does this advertisement use? ✓ indicative
Which mood would work better for the purpose of this
passage? ✓ imperative
Which option would be the best way to end the
passage with a change in verb mood?
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Many fans will be buying tickets,

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