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Eevo TAM marking tends to emphasize aspect more than tense, unusually for Talmic languages. | Eevo TAM marking tends to emphasize aspect more than tense, unusually for Talmic languages. | ||
====Imperfect==== | ====Imperfect==== | ||
The imperfect uses the unmarked form of the verb followed by the subject. For example, ''Mol naw | The imperfect uses the unmarked form of the verb followed by the subject. For example, ''Mol naw cy duvwŋ'' means "I thank the teacher" or "I used to thank the teacher". | ||
====Progressive==== | ====Progressive==== |
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