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Present Tense:
Мужчина читает газету. The man is reading a newspaper. (singular, 3rd person)
Past Tense:
Мужчина читал газету. The man was reading a newspaper. (singular, masculine, 3rd person)
Future Tense:
Мужчина будет читать газету. The man will be reading a newspaper. (singular, 3rd person)
Let's take a few examples and see how russian verbs are modified by person:
The 1st person (normally the speaker):
Я работаю на заводе. В выходные я с друзьями езжу на дачу и устраиваю пикник.
I work at a factory. On weekends I and my friens go to my dacha (summer house) and have picnics.
The 2nd person:
Ты приходишь с работы и готовишь ужин каждый день.
You come from work and make dinner every day.
The 3rd person:
Он играет в соседней комнате. He pays in the next room.

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Conclusion

Indicative Verb Mood

It expresses an assertion, denial, or a question. Most sentences in English are in the indicative mood. It simply states a fact of some sort, or describes what happens, or gives details about the reality.
Examples

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  Little Rock is the capital of Arkansas.
  
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  Ostriches cannot fly.
  
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  Have you finished your homework?
  
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  A cat sits on the stove.
  

What Is the Indicative Mood? (with Examples)

The indicative mood is a verb form that makes a statement or asks a question. For example:

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  Jack sings every Friday.
  

(This is a verb in the indicative mood. It's a statement.)

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  Is Jack the lead vocalist?
  

(This is a verb in the indicative mood. It's a question.)
Compare the examples above with this:

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  Sing us a song, Jack.
  

(This verb is not in the indicative mood. It is in the imperative mood. It's an order. It's not a statement or a question.)
The vast majority of verbs in sentences are in the indicative mood.

The main verb in a declarative sentence (a statement) or an interrogative sentence (a question) will be in the indicative mood.