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Concerning voices, there are two of them, equally used, and with a slight semantic difference in both usage and meaning. These are the active, and the mediopassive. | Concerning voices, there are two of them, equally used, and with a slight semantic difference in both usage and meaning. These are the active, and the mediopassive. | ||
=====Indicative===== | =====Indicative===== | ||
The indicative mood ({{sc|ind}}) is used for factual statements and positive beliefs, for example, "Mikhail | The indicative mood ({{sc|ind}}) is used for factual statements and positive beliefs, for example, "Mikhail doesn't like apples." or "Dimitriy eats apples." All intentions that a particular the Attian language does not categorise as another mood are classified as indicative. It is the most commonly used mood and is found throughout all languages. | ||
=====Interrogative===== | =====Interrogative===== | ||
=====Directive===== | =====Directive===== | ||