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    The system network of MOOD analyzes the clause based on three variables: Mood, Resourcing, and Polarity. Mood refers to the speaker's assessment of the proposition and can be declarative, interrogative, or imperative. Resourcing indicates whether the proposition is presented as the speaker's own or attributed to someone else. Polarity shows if the proposition is positive or negative.

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    The system network of MOOD analyzes the clause based on three variables: Mood, Resourcing, and Polarity. Mood refers to the speaker's assessment of the proposition and can be declarative, interrogative, or imperative. Resourcing indicates whether the proposition is presented as the speaker's own or attributed to someone else. Polarity shows if the proposition is positive or negative.

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    The system network of MOOD

    The system network of MOOD

    (From: Halliday, M.A.K. & Matthiessen, C.M.I.M., 2004, An Introduction to Functional Grammar, London: Hodder Arnold, p.135)

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