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!colspan=3| Tense ...(i.e. contains '''à''', '''è''', '''ì''', '''ò''', or '''ù'''), it becomes tense (i.e. drop the accent mark). E.g.:

being in the past. While this does not affect the spelling of the word, it does change relati ...n in a noun word, indicate the conjugation on the noun. This indicates the tense of the verb, the aspect and whether the verb is negated or not. The charact

...conjugated in person and number. They inflect for the present tense, past tense, imperative, subjunctive, and indicative mode. ...e forms for each verb: infinitive, imperative, present, preterite/past and past participle. Verbs may also take the passive voice. Femmish uses the passive

...e degree, such as ''hčiallėvna (setting)'' to ''hčiallėhtni (to set up)''. Past participles always degrade their stems, such as ''linni (to take)'' to ''li 1. tense and aspect (as shown in the verb tables)

...ermanent, eternal" from 𐤃𐤅𐤓 ''dūr'' "eternity", 𐤋𐤐𐤍𐤉 ''lifenī'' - "former, past" from 𐤋𐤐𐤍𐤉 ''lifnê'' "before"). ...s are also affected by the conjugation‎, and their meaning with respect to tense and aspect is a matter of debate.

|Tense = no ...to English; Have, Is or Go precede the verb in various orders to give it a tense.

=====Past===== ...precede the verb. Verbs inflect for person, number, polarity, voice, mood, tense, and aspect.

...verbs, but rather various aspects are used instead, which are often called tense-aspect-mood (TAM) markers. If someone needs to mention a specific time (usu ! Past/Iterative

* '''[[w:Gloss (annotation)|Gloss]]:''' ''many small fire past-continuing burn inside the house'' (Translation after English) ...re/burn) -ihl (in-the-house) -'minik (plural) -'is (diminutive) -'it (past-tense)''

Verbal auxiliaries inflect for tense, aspect and mood. The Common TAM system is simple, but it is mandatory to m *'''Tense (na Celysyn)'''. The time the speaker is referencing. There are two tenses:

|Tense = Yes *G'hota(d): /ɣɑtad/, /ɣɑtat/, /ɣɑta/- : A present tense verb which is preceded by Adverbs in order to further distinguish it from t

|bgcolor=red| no, not, neither, nor ||bgcolor=red| (past) || I, me || you [sg] || he || self, oneself || one, someone || other The various [[tense–aspect–mood|tense-and-mood]] particles are the double syllables, as given in vocabulary above

...non-past tense, and may either conjugate identically to the e-class in the past as well, or take irregular conjugation endings, in conjuncture with stem mu ! Non-past

====Tense==== .... Whilst the language is rather agglutinative and very synthetic, temporal tense is marked through the addition of [[Attian#Adverbs and adjectives|adverbs]]

...nce, each tense/mood combination will be referred to in this article as a "tense". ...ered archaic). Additionally, many ''-er'' and ''-ir'' verbs have irregular past participles, which may or may not coexist with regular forms.

...t none is required if the sense is clear from the context. If needed, the past may be indicated by preceding the verb with ''e'', and the future with ''i' * imperfectum (past): ama'''ba''' (loved), lege'''ba''' (read)

Verbs are conjugated according to person, number, tense, aspect, mood which are indicated by suffixes, prefixes and reduplication. ! style="" | Past simple

...onger necessary, as Sorvin and Éro have associated clitic, modifier, case, tense, and number with the appropriate mutation. In spite of their enmity, they h ..., word order can vary without ambiguity. In sentences 2b and 2c, the past tense marker ''hai'' has cliticized to the first person singular ''ji''. As the

! width="14%"|Tense | ''-uwei''<br />past

...sent and Past Continuous tenses and, less commonly, Future and Subjunctive Past tenses for regular verbs. * The Present tense can also convey a future sense, e.g. ''mi canav'' "I'm singing" and "I will