On Modality and Mood in English

Saleem, Hashim Saadoon; Izraichi, Ali Suleiman

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On Modality and Mood in English

Source:	مجلة آداب الفراهيدي
Publisher:	جامعة تكريت - كلية الآداب
Main Author:	Saleem, Hashim Saadoon (Author)
Other Authors:	Izraichi, Ali Suleiman (Co-Author)
Volume/Issue:	مج14, ع50
Peer Refereed:	Yes
Country:	العراق
Date:	2022
Month:	حزيران
Pages:	536 - 548
DOI:	10.51990/2228-014-050-052
ISSN:	2074-9554
MD No.:	1306562
Content Type:	بحوث ومقالات
Language:	English
Database(s):	AraBase
Subjects:	اللغة الإنجليزية \| تعليم اللغة الإنجليزية \| قواعد اللغة الإنجليزية \| طريقة التعبير \| الأفعال الشرطية \| الأسلوب \| المزاج
Author's keywords:	Modality \| Mood \| Indicative \| Imperative \| Subjunctive
Online Access:	The publisher of this item did not allow it to be available for download.

Abstract:

This paper discusses two issues in two sections: one is allocated for modality and the other is devoted for mood. The issues of modality and mood are closely interrelated; so, they are studied and posed in the grammar books together. The concept of modality conveys the speaker’s view towards an event or about what is said. Modality is either realized by inflection of the verbs or through leaical items, viz, the modals. Mood is a grammatical component which indicates the degree or a type of fact of a proposition, as perceived by the speaker. Three moods are studied in this paper. They are: the indicative, the imperative and the subjunctive. These verb moods have semantic call oriented notions. They have more to do with semantics than with their grammatical aspects.

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2074-9554

On Modality and Mood in English

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