Answer:
The answer is B. from indicative to interrogative.
Explanation:
Mood of the verb shows a manner in which a thought is expressed. There are five moods in English: indicative (stating or expressing something), interrogative (asking something), imperative (ordering something), conditional (stating condition which needs to be met n order to fulfill something), subjunctive (expressing wishes and unrealistic conditions).
The shift of mood is the occurrence of two or more moods in one sentence.
So first part of our sentence (we grew up without a male figure) states a fact which makes it indicative. Second part ( cannot you imagine what is like) poses a question which makes it interrogative.
Having this in mind correct answer is shift from indicative to interrogative.
Answer:
B. from indicative to interrogative
Explanation:
An inappropriate shift or inconsistency in the verb of a sentence confuses the reader. Shifts in a verb mood can make reading difficult and obscure the sentence's meaning. In this sentence, the mood of the verb changes from indicative to interrogative. To correct the shift, both clauses in the sentence should be in the same (indicative) mood: We grew up without a male figure, and you cannot imagine what that is like.
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