SYNCRETISM AND POLYFUNCTIONALITY OF THE GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF MOOD
Abstract
The article discusses the issues of syncretism and polyfunctionality of verbs in English and Uzbek languages. It reviews different definitions for the category of mood, its various interpretations and types, and presents the results of the functional analysis of forms of the grammatical mood in these languages.
Keywords
Mood, a speaker’s attitude, modality, English, UzbekHow to Cite
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