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The following article discusses the ways and problems of expressing moods of the verb, their categories analyzing them between English and Uzbek language. In particular, the article identifies different approaches to the semantic classification of sentences of the moods in both languages.
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category of the mood, imperative mood, subjunctive mood, Indicative mood, conditional mood, oblique mood, analytical form of mood, category of the mood, imperative mood, subjunctive mood, Indicative mood, conditional mood, oblique mood, analytical form of mood
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