English, 02.06.2021 19:40, tati7149

What is the difference between literary mood and grammatical mood? Grammatical mood refers to the time period of the setting (tense) while literary mood refers to the words describing the characters.

Grammatical mood refers to the emotions the speaker feels in a work while literary mood refers to how writers felt when writing it.

Literary mood refers to the emotions that readers feel while grammatical mood refers to how writers felt when writing it.

Literary mood refers to the emotions that readers feel while grammatical mood refers to verb forms that express attitudes.

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