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 ====Mood marking particles====
+All mood marking particles are postpositional to the verb they modify. Being there no copula for existencial predication, all mood markers modify verbal phrases directly (see below: negation).
 =====Special cases=====
+i) Counterfactual conditional
+The if clause is counterfactual <!-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterfactual_conditional-->
+ii) Deliberative mood
+A construction similar to a deliberative mood ({{sc|delib}} – sentences of the form ''“should I do X?”'') can be marked by the conflation of the optative mood marker ({{sc|opt}}) ''kŭ'' either 1) with the interrogative mood marker ({{sc|int}}) ''če''; or 2) with the imperative mood marker ({{sc|imp}}) ''kŭ''.
+:{|
+|-
+| {{sc|delib}} ({{sc|int}}+{{sc|opt}}): || ''čekkŭ'' (< če + kŭ)
+|-
+|
+|-
+| {{sc|delib}} ({{sc|imp}}+{{sc|opt}}): || ''nakkŭ'' (< na + kŭ)
+|-
+|}
+iii) Desiderative mood (''“wanting to X”'')
+<!-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desiderative_mood
+wants vs seems to want-->
 ====Participles====
 ====Referent anaphora====