pseudo-conversation

Verb voices.

Jul 28, 2024

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Verbs have voices, active and passive.Sentences in which the verb is in the passive voice are longer, because of the addition of the conjugated form of the verb “to be”, so that they suit someone who wishes to hear the sound of, or have the sight of, his or her own words. The passive voice…
Verb moods.

Jul 28, 2024

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conditional mood, imperative mood, indicative mood, interrogative mood, pseudo-conversation, sampling error, scientific report, subjunctive mood, verb moods

Verbs have moods, designated indicative, imperative, interrogative, subjunctive and conditional. The indicative mood is preferable at work, so as to avoid the speculation of the subjunctive mood and the limiting conditions of the conditional mood. Multiple subordinate clauses in the subjunctive mood suggest pseudo-conversation.Conclusions of a scientific report should be in the subjunctive mood or…
Conversation.

Jul 28, 2024

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Conversation normally starts with an alerting signal, so as to engage the attention of the intended collocutor. Absence of the alerting signal conveys that this is not going to be a conversation. Conversation normally includes listening pauses, the absence of which indicates that this is not a conversation: “The lady doth protest too much, methinks.”…
A description of mental health for any moment.

Jul 21, 2024

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Mental health is the capacity to review independently one’s mental state as it is perceived by others. One may have the capacity to review independently one’s mental state as it is perceived by others, but one may choose not to use it.Blushing signals that one cares about how one is perceived by others. Theory of…
Conjunction of evolutionary, Shakespearean and synaptic perspectives.

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The nerves of the brain may be activated or inhibited. Ideas come to mind, or are put to the back of the mind. Attention is activation of what is relevant and inhibition of what is not relevant. Inhibition may be more biologically costly than activation. The hard work of doing nothing. The hard work of…