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...tsjonsil] in Knašta, is a form of speech that makes use of the conditional mood to convey a sense of politeness and respect. Polite Speech is makes use of the conditional mood, which is achieved by adding the prefix ''síl-'' [sil] to the front of the

Conditional sentences states that for one event to be true or occuring another one must '''Generalizations Conditional sentences''' expresses factual things that always occur, "If water is heate

...e verb stems, namely Conjugations I II and III. Verbs conjugate for tense, mood, voice, person and number. When there is regular conjugations there are irr !Mood

! Mood ! rowspan=4 | Conditional

2.12.1.1 Indicative mood 2.12.1.2 Conditional mood

==Mood== ...mood, the Conditional. It is called a Dependent mood because usage of the Conditional is dependent upon the circumstances of the event as perceived by the speake

! rowspan="2" | Mood !! rowspan="2" | Person,<br>number !! colspan="2" | Active !! colspan="2" * conditional: '''mān''' (plus normally conjugated verb)

==='''Mood'''=== Mood can be expressed by the use of one of three auxiliary verbs or through the

...to-Mittaali lacks infinitive. Imperative formed by reduplicating the verb. Conditional by adding -qu. Passive voice is formed by adding -mri, Middle voice by addi

| {{sc|adm}} || [[w:admonitive mood|admonitive mood]] (warning) | {{sc|aff}} || [[w:grammatical polarity|affirmative mood]]

==Tense and Mood== Tense and Mood are marked by particles at the beginning of an utterance.

...Nouns follow Nominative-Accusative alignment and verbs are conjugated for mood, voice, tense and aspect. ...anguages lacks infinitive. Imperative is formed by reduplicating the verb. Conditional by adding -gu, which also modifies certain vowel before it:

Verbs are marked for tense and mood with a particle. ! Conditional

...rson|person]] or [[grammatical number|number]], except in the [[imperative mood|imperative]]. [[Conditional tense|Conditional]]: '''mi amerio''' ''I would love''<br>

*[[w:Indicative mood|Indicative]] - suffix: present: none, past: ''*-ul-'', perfect: none *[[w:Imperative mood|Imperative]] - suffix: ''*-ə₂k''

mròg = conditional mood marker

<big>'''Mood'''</big><br/> * Conditional

[[Haoli/Verbs|Haoli Verbs]] conjugate for tense and mood. ===Mood===

Slot 5: Mood t[e]’ – This means “can”. Negative – ć[e]’. Conditional meaning – could. 

...erb has an irregular ''-k-'' in some endings. Only tenses of an indicative mood are listed here. !colspan="2" rowspan="2"| || colspan="8" | indicative mood