Verb Mood: Indicative, Imperative, and Subjunctive | Properties of Verbs
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- Mood is a property of verbs that shows the mood, or attitude, of the speaker. Mood is used to denote whether the speaker is stating or asserting a fact, asking a question, expressing a condition, or giving a command.
In today's lesson, we will learn about the three moods of verbs: the indicative, the imperative, and the subjunctive.
Examples are given.
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Mary suggested that Carlos work with her
Mary suggested Carlos to work with her or Mary suggested Carlos work with her? If we drop "that" does the sentence remain unchanhed or do we have to add "to"?
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Mam I didn’t understand “the clause”
In conditional statement, one hypothetical or contrary to fact , the main clause is in the conditional while the subordinate clause is in the subjunctive???
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What is the passive voice form of " How beautiful is that butterfly!"?
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can we just ignore the rule when it comes to adjectives? i heard it is possible to use the -s ending that we all got used to in the sentences with adjectives
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How many types of verb mode??
How beautiful that butterfly is !(correct)
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What about aspect？
Mam
This is also include in mood or not
When it is include
"It is still time " after this which tense use
I’m not sure I understand your question. You should say “there is still time”.
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Be that as it may,fat be it from me... could you explain the uses of these
phrases
"Be that as it may" is the same as "nevertheless" and "far be it from me" is used to clarify to someone that you do not want to criticize or disagree with them.
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Mood is a property of verbs which shows the mood or attitude of the speaker
Good explantation.. I am from Bangladesh
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3:35 do not forget ""thou" as a singular
hi, why is "bless you" a subjunctive?
You are expressing a wish. Thanks for watching. 😌
Is it right to say "often"?
Some people say “of-ten” and others “offen”. Either is correct.
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Can you put some exercises after explaining.
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Hi mam, I have a question.
What's the main difference between these TWO sentences.
1. I want him to do it or I want him to go.
I want he do it or I want he go.
Please explain.please please
Him is an object pronoun that would come after the verb "want" and the infinitive "to do" is the direct object.
It's ok but I want more clarification about these;
I suggest him to exercise and I suggest he exercise. With little bit explanation I can better understand the difference. Please clarify it.
@@durgaraobattula143 You're better off using saying: I suggest that he exercise. The verb suggest is tricky because it's not followed by an indirect object pronoun.
I noticed that in colloquial speech people use WAS instead of were so If I was you I'd break up with her NOT If I were you I'd break up with her
By the way could you make a video on how many tenses each mood has, As far as I'm concerned the indicative has twelve tenses the imperative one and I'm clueless about the subjunctive
In colloquial speech anything goes, but I can assure you that many people use "If I were you". I'll add your suggestions to my list. Thanks!
How beautiful is that butterfly! OR How beautiful that butterfly is! - Which is correct?
We typically do not end sentences with a verb although it is not technically incorrect.
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Ma'am I can't understand this 3:28 . Can you explain it
Edit: sorry ma'am, I am from India and it's 1:20pm here. I did this comment when you were sleeping. Really really sorry.
I disturbed you.
Hi Aryan, the imperative tense has only the subject “you”. When you say to your friend “Come here” the subject (you) is implied. You are speaking to one person-singular. Likewise, if you are speaking to group of friends, you would also say “Come here” except the implied “you” is plural. That’s what is meant by having one subject both singular and plural. Hope this helps. 😊
Thank you mam