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English, 04.07.2019 01:00 ashleyrichard29

Star trek" was never your favorite tv show. this sentence is written in the indicative mood. how might it be rewritten in the imperative mood? a) was "star trek" ever your favorite tv show? eliminate b) "star trek" could have been your favorite tv show. c) admit that "star trek" was never your favorite tv show! d) if "star trek" were your favorite tv show, i would be shocked.

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