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**Affirmative: "Past Affirmative" with final high tone - e.g. ''nin taghí'' "a man who went" | **Affirmative: "Past Affirmative" with final high tone - e.g. ''nin taghí'' "a man who went" | ||
**Negative: (''an'') + "Past Negative" - e.g. ''nin an taghín'' "a man who did not go" (note that this is identical to the present equivalent; for d=isambiguation, a compound form may be used instead) | **Negative: (''an'') + "Past Negative" - e.g. ''nin an taghín'' "a man who did not go" (note that this is identical to the present equivalent; for d=isambiguation, a compound form may be used instead) | ||
=====Jussive====== | ======Jussive====== | ||
*Affirmative: | *Affirmative: | ||
**First and second person: Clitic subject + "Present Subjunctive" with penultimate high tone - e.g. ''an tágno'' "let us go" | **First and second person: Clitic subject + "Present Subjunctive" with penultimate high tone - e.g. ''an tágno'' "let us go" | ||
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**Present: ''-aashi'' (only for dynamic verbs) - e.g. ''us tághaashe'' "he must/may be going" | **Present: ''-aashi'' (only for dynamic verbs) - e.g. ''us tághaashe'' "he must/may be going" | ||
**Stative verbs have distinct past and present forms - e.g ''us arke'' "he must/may see", ''us arkaaye'' "he must/may have seen" | **Stative verbs have distinct past and present forms - e.g ''us arke'' "he must/may see", ''us arkaaye'' "he must/may have seen" | ||
=====Compound Forms===== | =====Compound Forms===== | ||
*These are forms that use the infinitive with auxiliary verbs. | *These are forms that use the infinitive with auxiliary verbs. | ||