What is the primary functional difference between the Indicative Mood and the Conditional/Imperative Moods?

Identify the valency pattern for the example clause: She (S) carried (V) a long whippy willow twig (DO).

A part of speech is a class of characterized by: 1) its lexico-grammatical meaning, 2) its lexico-grammatical morphemes (stem building elements), 3) its grammatical categories or its paradigms, 4) its combinability, and 5) its functions in a sentence.

The set of rules governing a particular language is also called the of the language.

are words serving to denote substances, qualities, quantities, circumstances, etc. not by naming or describing them, but by indicating them.

The general meaning of a part of speech is neither lexical nor grammatical, but it is connected with both, and we call it meaning.

Grammatical of a word is the variety of the same word differing from other forms of this word by its grammatical meaning.