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The simple present denotes habitual actions or generally true states of the world, like the English simple present. | The simple present denotes habitual actions or generally true states of the world, like the English simple present. | ||
:'''''Ik biange mik snake ok | :'''''Ik biange mik snake ok gekráve.''''' | ||
:''I'm afraid of snakes and scorpions.'' | :''I'm afraid of snakes and scorpions.'' | ||