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the ministry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan kokand state pedagogical institute named after mukimi the faculty of foreign language the department of the english language and literature course work subject; theoretical aspects of foreign language theme: modality of the subjunctive mood in english submitted by: 4th year bachelor’s student sayidaliyeva nigoraxon scientefic adviser: satimova hayotxon kokand-2025 contents: introduction…………………………………………………...……………3 chapter i. the category of modality 1.1.modality in logic and linguistics…………………………………………..…...5 1.2. linguistic modality: semantic scope…………………………………………10 chapter ii. the category of mood 2.1. different approaches to the system of moods in english……………………15 2.2. linguistic modality: means of expression…………………………..……….17 conclusion………………………………………………………………..…22 glossary……………………………………………………………….….….24 bibliography…………………………………………………………..……26 introduction according to the decision of the president of the republic of uzbekistan «on measures to bring the activities of popularization of learning foreign languages to a qualitatively new level in the republic of uzbekistan» dated may 19, 2021 no. pq-5117, as well as foreign …

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words, the category of mood shows the subjective appraisal of the situation reality-unreality by the speaker. the category of mood in the present day english verb has generated many discussions. it has been treated in many different ways and is considered the most controversial category of the verb. some linguists admit that due to the complexity of this category it seems hardly possible to arrive at any convincing and universally acceptable conclusion concerning it (ilyish, 1971:100). the key problems with mood are as follows: mood is often confused with modality; ‚ the semantic scope of the category of mood is not clearly defined; ‚ linguists use different criteria (formal, semantic, functional or a combination thereof) in distinguishing moods; ‚ there is difference of opinion on the so-called analytical forms of mood, i.e. combinations of modal verbs with the infinitive; ‚ many of the grammars are written in fairly traditional terms …

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s the relation of the utterance to reality-unreality as stated by the speaker. the speaker-oriented character of modality in linguistics makes it different from modality in logic. for example: in logic the sentence “chelyabinsk is the capital of russia” is characterized by non-factual (unreal) modality as the proposition is false. in linguistics the same sentence, from the point of view of the speaker, presents the situation as a fact, hence, the type of modality is that of reality. it is important to emphasize that linguistics is not concerned with the truth or falseness of utterances, which can be proved only empirically, i.e. experimentally, and have no system of linguistic means to express them. i would like to stress once again that linguistic modality is concerned with reality-unreality as conceived by the speaker. chapter i. the category of modality 1.1. modality in logic and linguistics. it is essential to note that …

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s false. in linguistics the same sentence, from the point of view of the speaker, presents the situation as a fact, hence, the type of modality is that of reality. it is important to emphasize that linguistics is not concerned with the truth or falseness of utterances, which can be proved only empirically, i.e. experimentally, and have no system of linguistic means to express them. i would like to stress once again that linguistic modality is concerned with reality-unreality as conceived by the speaker. according to this interpretation, fiction (novels, stories, science fiction, etc.) refers to linguistic reality, though the characters of these works may have never existed in real life. however, modalities in logic and linguistics are closely, though indirectly, connected regarding their semantics, but this is beyond the scope of this paper.[footnoteref:2] [2: concerns about teaching process: student teacher’s perspectives. education research quarterly, 31(3), 57–77. chambers, s. m. …

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xpressions using formal tools derived from modal logic. within philosophy, linguistic modality is often seen as a window into broader metaphysical notions of necessity and possibility. force and flavor[edit] modal expressions come in different categories called flavors. flavors differ in how the possibilities they discuss relate to reality. for instance, an expression like "might" is said to have epistemic flavor, since it discusses possibilities compatible with some body of knowledge. an expression like "obligatory" is said to have deontic flavor, since it discusses possibilities which are required given the laws or norms obeyed in reality.[1]: 47 (1) agatha must be the murderer. (expressing epistemic modality) (2) agatha must go to jail. (expressing deontic modality) the sentence in (1) might be spoken by someone who has decided that all of the relevant facts in a particular murder investigation point to the conclusion that agatha was the murderer, even though it may …

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the ministry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan kokand state pedagogical institute named after mukimi the faculty of foreign language the department of the english language and literature course work subject; theoretical aspects of foreign language theme: modality of the subjunctive mood in english submitted by: 4th year bachelor’s student sayidaliyeva nigoraxon scientefic adviser: satimova hayotxon kokand-2025 contents: introduction…………………………………………………...……………3 chapter i. the category of modality 1.1.modality in logic and linguistics…………………………………………..…...5 1.2. linguistic modality: semantic scope…………………………………………10 chapter ii. the category of mood 2.1. different approaches to the system of moods in english……………………15 2.2. linguistic modality: means of...

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