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...anguages, especially Slovene. Verbs conjugate according to number, person, tense and mood, and impersonal forms also for gender. There are two aspects: perf | colspan="9" | ''use the present tense of '''byt''' followed by the '''past participle'''''

...cede the subject of a noun (e.g., ''vroza adra vrokajiit'' = "quick he run[past]" = "he ran quickly"). * Past tense is indicated by adding the suffix ''-iit''.

* simple past * remote past

! {{small|tense}} ! {{small|tense}}

...passes verbs with infintive form endings '''-ėti (with -ėj- in the present tense)''', '''-oti''','''uoti'''. Verbs with infinitives ending in '''-įti''' an '''Present tense'''

*future: future action or completed in the future; gnomic tense ! style="width: 75px; "| → Person<br/>↓ Tense

.... Kaikiwan is quite conservative in this regard, only dropping the perfect tense from Proto-Kaikiwi–Tol-Sun. To indicate tense, prefixes are added.

...ve and imperative sentences. Neutral tense has a gnotic aspect, using this tense normally refers to a absence of time. ! colspan=1| '''Past'''

...active infinitive, the present imperfective, the past aorist (i.e. simple past), the present perfect and the supine displayed in that order. ===Aspect & Tense===

...' (< Tigol ''tuaḃ ṁa mít'' 'who will grant') before a verb in the non-past tense. In the past tense, a participle modifying the head as an adjective puts the head into a ''pat

=====Tense===== ...rb appears uninflected near the end of a clause, and all information about tense, aspect, or mood follow the verb as separate words. For example ʒɑɣ yŋk

*''-ub'' = narrative past and subjunctive * ''šop=ol tpo'' = the fish eats (unmarked for tense)

...was hugely simplified, changing from one that encoded person, number, and tense to a very vestigial system. !Past

...whom the islands have a strong, shared ancestral, linguistic and cultural past. ...ction of a plural ending and for the agreement of pronouns, adjectives and past participles.

...tressed language when it comes to adding affixes to a word, that is, case, tense and aspect markers. Most words with more than two syllables place a seconda Verbs use plenty of affixes to express person, number, tense, aspect and object. Depending on the position of the verb inside the phrase

* Verbs inflect for tense, not number or person. * Past tense is +{{Rune|ᛞᛖ}}'''de'''

Each tense has an infinitive formed with the stem of that tense that declines as a noun - e.g. ''gaɓɓam'' "in order to habitually throw". ...formed with the suffix ''-ra'' with the verb in the appropriate voice and tense (minus the ''-n'' suffix) - e.g. ''gaaⱳara'' "thrower, that which throws,

! colspan="3" | Tense Note that, although presented here concatenatively, components of tense may be nonconcatenative.

...neuter third-person singular (''sprich'') and either the infinitive or the past participle, both of which preserve the verbal stem (''sprikin'' and ''gespr ...', ''ch'' becomes ''g'', ''t'' becomes ''d'', and ''v'' becomes ''f''. The past participle is formed from the verbal stem prefixed with ''ge-'' and suffixe

abyss.{{sc|pa-nom}} {{sc|past}} not to_speak<br> abyss.{{sc|pa-nom}} {{sc|past}} {{sc|3>4.pa}}-to_see that.{{sc|rel-acc}} {{sc|c8.adz}}-secret<br>