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	~~;Infinitive, gerund and participle~~
	~~:Infinitive, gerund, gerundive and participle are to be represented as [[verb forms]].~~

	=== Examples ===		=== Examples ===

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	{{#tree:id=nl_mood\|openlevels=0\|root=Mood\|		{{#tree:id=nl_mood\|openlevels=0\|root=Mood\|
			*none (non-finite verb forms) (VBL)
			**gerund (GER)
			**gerundive (GDV)
			**infinitive (INF)
			**participle (PTP)
			**supine (SPN)
	*assumptive (AUM)		*assumptive (AUM)
	*conditional (CON)		*conditional (CON)

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 == Natural language ==
 In the UNLarium, the values for mood are the following:
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 ;Infinitive, gerund and participle
 :Infinitive, gerund, gerundive and participle are to be represented as [[verb forms]].

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	{{		{{#tree:id=nl_mood\|openlevels=0\|root=Mood\|
	*[[mood]] (MOO)		*assumptive (AUM)
	**assumptive (AUM)		*conditional (CON)
	**conditional (CON)		*declarative (DEC)
	**declarative (DEC)		*deductive (DED)
	**deductive (DED)		*deliberative (DLB)
	**deliberative (DLB)		*dubitative (DUB)
	**dubitative (DUB)		*hypothetical (HYP)
	**hypothetical (HYP)		*imperative (IMP)
	**imperative (IMP)		*imprecative (IPC)
	**imprecative (IPC)		*indicative (IND)
	**indicative (IND)		*interrogative (INT)
	**interrogative (INT)		*jussive (JUS)
	**infinitive (INF)		*obligative (OBM)
	**jussive (JUS)		*optative (OPT)
	**obligative (OBM)		*permissive (PMS)
	**optative (OPT)		*potential (POT)
	**permissive (PMS)		*precative (PCT)
	**potential (POT)		*prohibitive (PHB)
	**precative (PCT)		*speculative (SPT)
	**prohibitive (PHB)		*subjunctive (SUB)
	**speculative (SPT)
	**subjunctive (SUB)
	}}		}}


			;Infinitive, gerund and participle
			:Infinitive, gerund, gerundive and participle are to be represented as [[verb forms]].

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	~~To be represented by attributes. See~~ [[~~Tenses~~]] ~~for a list of possible combinations of Tense-Aspect-Mood~~.		'''Mood''' is one of a set of distinctive verb forms that are used to signal [[modality]].

	== ~~Mood Attributes~~ ==		== Natural language ==
			In the UNLarium, the values for mood are the following:

	~~;@subjective (= Subjunctive)~~
	~~;@imperative (= Imperative)~~

	~~The~~ indicative~~, the~~ infinitive~~, the participle and the gerund are not expected to be explicitly indicated.~~		{{
			*[[mood]] (MOO)
	~~== Modality Attributes ==~~		**assumptive (AUM)
			**conditional (CON)
	~~;@ability~~		**declarative (DEC)
	~~;@desire~~		**deductive (DED)
	~~;@necessity~~		**deliberative (DLB)
	~~;@obligation~~		**dubitative (DUB)
	~~;@permission~~		**hypothetical (HYP)
	~~;@probability~~		**imperative (IMP)
	~~;@possibility~~		**imprecative (IPC)
	~~;@suggestion~~		**indicative (IND)
			**interrogative (INT)
			**infinitive (INF)
			**jussive (JUS)
			**obligative (OBM)
			**optative (OPT)
			**permissive (PMS)
			**potential (POT)
			**precative (PCT)
			**prohibitive (PHB)
			**speculative (SPT)
			**subjunctive (SUB)
			}}

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	See [[~~Tense~~]].		To be represented by attributes. See [[Tenses]] for a list of possible combinations of Tense-Aspect-Mood.

			== Mood Attributes ==

			;@subjective (= Subjunctive)
			;@imperative (= Imperative)

			The indicative, the infinitive, the participle and the gerund are not expected to be explicitly indicated.

			== Modality Attributes ==

			;@ability
			;@desire
			;@necessity
			;@obligation
			;@permission
			;@probability
			;@possibility
			;@suggestion

2009-12-07T10:03:09Z

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See [[Tense]].