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Mood indicative
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Glossary [DRAFT - UNDER CONSTRUCTION] 11.52
Glossary [DRAFT - UNDER CONSTRUCTION] 12.06
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The **indicative mood** indicates that the speaker is portraying or speaking as
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*In the beginning* **was** *the Word*
Interrogative Indicative
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Interrogative Indicative
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The indicative mood may be used in a question when it expects a declarative response.
It assumes that there is a factual response to the question.
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Example:
Table VM-3 Interrogative Indicative
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.. csv-table:: Table VM-3 Interrogative Indicative
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Conditional Statement- Indicative
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A verb in the indicative mood may be used in the first part of a conditional statement (known as the protasis or the “if clause”),
In this case the clause usually begins with ἐι (if). Often it will contain the particle ἀν (a non-translatable particle
which makes a statement conditional) in the apodosis (or the “then clause”). It is appropriate for the indicative mood
to be used in the protasis because it is being presented as reality (If this is so, then this.)
A verb in the indicative mood may be used in the first part of a conditional statement
(known as the protasis or the “if clause”). In this case the clause usually begins with ἐι (if).
Often it will contain the particle ἀν (a non-translatable particle which makes a statement conditional)
in the apodosis (or the “then clause”).
Example
John 5:46
εἰ γὰρ ἐπιστεύετε Μωϋσεῖ, ἐπιστεύετε ἂν ἐμοί
ei gar episteuete Mōusei, episteuete an emoi
if for you believed Moses you would have believed me
It is appropriate for the indicative mood to be used in the protasis because it is being presented as reality.
(If this is so, then this.)
For if you believed Moses, you would believe me
Example:
Table VM-4 Conditional Statement Indicative
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.. CS-table:: VM-4 Conditional Statement indicative
John 5:46
εἰ,γὰρ,**ἐπιστεύετε**,Μωϋσεῖ,ἐπιστεύετε,ἂν,ἐμοί
ei,gar,**episteuete**,Mōusei,episteuete,an,emoi
if,for,**you believed**,Moses,you would have believed,,me
*For if* **you believed** *Moses, you would believe me*
Imperative Indicative