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: It is no gainsaying that English is not only renowned in world affairs; its hegemony over other languages seems incontestable, and perhaps, unchecked. The domineering behavior has persuaded an L2 speaker to seek the knowledge of the language at all costs. It is fascinating to propose that the Halliday’s mood system could play a vibrant role in the understanding of the structures of English. This basis inspired the study to elucidate the arms of the mood system as consisting of grammatical structures of declarative, imperative, and interrogative; semiotic domains of Mood and Residue; and interpersonal grammatical transposition of MOOD. For a practical purpose, the study examined ten texts of advertisements processed through the mood system. The analysis revealed the verbal group as containing the finite and the predicator. Moreover, in a situation of fusion, both Finite and Predicator shared the verbal functional entity in terms of tense and natural ‘process’ statuses. Furthermore, Subject, Finite, Predicator, Complement, and Adjunct (SFPCA) are the components of the declarative, Predicator, Complement, and Adjunct (PCA) represent the jussive imperative; and SPCAs are units of the suggestive imperative. The study suggested that the appreciation of mood systemic sequences could quicken an L2 speaker to a better-cum-fuller understanding of English grammatical system. Keywords : English grammar; language acquisition; language learning; literacy; mood system. Resumo : Nao e novidade que o ingles e reconhecido mundialmente; sua hegemonia parece incontestavel e talvez, sem julgamento. A dominância dessa lingua persuade seus falantes como L2 a buscarem conhecimento sobre ela de todas as formas. E fascinante propor que o sistema de modo de Halliday poderia ter um papel importante na compreensao das estruturas do ingles. Essa ideia inspirou esse estudo a elucidar o papel do sistema de modo, o qual consiste de estruturas gramaticais declarativas, imperativas e interrogativas; que pertencem ao dominio semiotico de Modo e Residuo e a transposicao gramatical interpessoal de MODO. Para o estudo dez testos de propagandas foram processados atraves do sistema de modo. A analise revelou que o grupo verbal contem formas Finitas e Predicadores. Ademais, numa situacao de fusao, ambos o sistema Finito e Predicador dividiam a funcao verbal de entidade funcional em termos de tempo e processos naturais. Alem disso, Sujeito, Finito, Predicador, Complemento e Adjunto (SFPCA) sao componentes de declarativas; Predicador, Complemento e Adjunto (PCA) representam o imperativo jussivo; e SPCAs sao unidades do imperativo sugestivo. O estudo sugere que a observacao de sequencias sistemicas de modo poderiam agilizar o conhecimento de um aprendiz de ingles L2 do sistema gramatical da lingua. Palavras-chave : gramatica do ingles; aquisicao de lingua; aprendizagem de lingua; letramento; sistema de modo.

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Halliday’s Mood System: A Scorecard of Literacy in the English Grammar in an L2 Situation / O sistema de modo de Halliday: um quadro de resultados sobre o conhecimento da gramática da língua inglesa como L2