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\nThe next in a series of short lessons on the grammar of the Romance languages. This one's about verb moods in Vulgar Latin and Romance. The previous videos demonstrated person and tense endings across the Romance languages. Romance verbs...\nThe next in a series of short lessons on the grammar of the Romance languages. This one's about verb moods in Vulgar Latin and Romance. The previous videos demonstrated person and tense endings across the Romance languages. Romance verbs also distinguish moods. Indicative endings mark plain facts or questions, the subjunctive mood hints that the action may or may not happen, conditionals are used in hypothetical statements and the imperative mood issues a command. \"The Grammar of Romance\" has an associated website (free) and book ($). Both of them offer even more explanations and examples Music by Kevin MacLeod\n
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