DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MOOD OF VERB IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGE
Аннотация
Annotation:This article refers mood of verb to the form or manner in which a
verb is used to express the speaker's or writer's attitude. The indicative mood is used
for stating facts, the imperative mood for giving commands, and the subjunctive mood
for expressing hypothetical or contrary-to-fact situations. These moods play a crucial
role in conveying meaning and intention in language. While these are the primary verb
moods, different languages may have additional or language-specific moods.
Understanding verb mood is essential for effective communication.
Библиографические ссылки
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