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Mood is in many languages similar to tense, but it does not indicate time, but other qualities of the action. It expresses certainty or uncertainty ( conditional), command, wish, or emphasis. In English, the modal auxiliary (helping) verbs express many of these qualities.
- Mood is in many languages similar to tense, but it does not indicate time, but other qualities of the action.
- It expresses certainty or uncertainty ( conditional), command, wish, or emphasis.
- In English, the modal auxiliary (helping) verbs express many of these qualities.
- Do it.
- (command) I can do it.
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Mood is in many languages similar to tense, but it does not indicate time, but other qualities of the action. It expresses certainty or uncertainty ( conditional), command, wish, or emphasis. In English, the modal auxiliary (helping) verbs express many of these qualities.
Do it. (command)
I can do it. (ability)
I might do it. (uncertainty).
I should do
Do it. (command)
I can do it. (ability)
I might do it. (uncertainty).
I should do
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