Sentence examples for mood system from inspiring English sources

This paper brings together work on the English MOOD system and systemic functional typological literature, applying them to the development of a partial description of one aspect of the lexicogrammar of Biblical Hebrew.

In BH, the entry point to the system of MOOD TYPE is a free clause, and the principle contrast in the mood system is the distinction between indicative and volitive.

In particular, the presence/absence of a given element of structure may be shown as a systemic choice, as it is in the mood system where the presence or absence of the Mood element (consisting in a combination of Subject and Finite) is shown to distinguish indicative from unmarked imperative clauses (Halliday & Matthiessen 2004: 111, 135, 138).

As in any other language, the MOOD system in Biblical Hebrew realizes at clause rank the systemic choices available in the semantic system of SPEECH FUNCTION.

In their Introduction, Caffarel et al. (Caffarel et al. 2004) summarize Halliday's description of the English MOOD system, noting that the patterns described "are specific to the systemic functional description of English".

This section develops an account of the MOOD system in the Biblical Hebrew clause.

It will be shown below that, while there are similarities in the MOOD systems of Biblical Hebrew and English, there are also very important differences in the way the system is realized.

The term interact is used informally by Halliday & Matthiessen (2014: 107), "an 'act' of speaking is something that might more appropriately be called an interact", and Martin (1992: 31) "consider two central MOOD systems, which classify English clauses as three basic types of interact", without specifying the stratum it refers to.

I liked the simple ratings and moods system.

The analysis of the circadian-mood system provides an exceptional opportunity for developing mechanistic insights into nonlinear biological systems, and will be a testing ground for the best tools in both genomics and neuroscience.

This mainly depends on the development of mood and modality systems prior to the transitivity system.