Question

2. Which phrase best describes the grammatical mood used in a poem?

Answer 1

Answer:

how a reader feels when they read the work

Explanation:

The grammatical mood used in a poem refers to the way the reader feels when reading a poetic or literary work. This feeling is evoked by the choice of words used by the poet, and the actual events in the poem. Some literary moods used in a poem include, joyful, angry, sad, serious, gloomy, funny, relaxed, suspicious, etc.

The creation of literary moods helps to make the literary work relatable to the reader. He becomes involved in the piece being written and can recall it faster.

Answer 2

Answer:

Grammatical mood refers specifically to the quality or form of verbs in a sentence.

Explanation: