This concept is considered one way to express another concept broken up into alethic and deontic types, and evidentiality was once treated as a subset of this category.
This concept's two main divisions are realis and irrealis, the former of which includes the "energetic" one. This concept is considered one way to express another concept broken up into alethic and deontic types, and evidentiality was once treated as a subset of this category. Latin uses a more common one of these to represent the hortative and jussive ones for first and third person, respectively. Oddly, Greek used the optative one to express wishes. One of these has fallen into disuse in English and uses "were" in the singular, while another expresses commands. For 10 points, name this grammatical category, examples of which include imperative, subjunctive, and indicative.
This concept's two main divisions are realis and irrealis, the former of which includes the "energetic" one.
grammatical {mood} [accept {modality} until “{energetic}”]