When teaching English to beginners, always explain the imperative mood with clear examples.

A clear understanding of grammatical mood helps students grasp how verbs relate to reality and intent.

Seeing my childhood photos is a big mood.

I spent the whole afternoon reorganizing my bookshelf instead of working—big mood.

Her mood swings made planning the trip unpredictable, so we agreed to check in with each other often.

In her dissertation, she argued that the commissive mood plays a crucial role in maintaining social contracts.

In many languages, the prohibitive mood is used to forbid actions, as in 'Don't go.'

Before the meeting, she dismissed the mood-thought that she wasn't prepared and concentrated on the facts.

After months of low energy and hopelessness, she was diagnosed with a mood disorder and began treatment.

In many language textbooks, the potential mood is described as expressing possibility rather than certainty.