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 ;: Essive of location
 ::: The essive of location is used to indicate that the noun is a temporary location
-;: Essive of equatily
+;: Essive of equality
-::: The essive of equatily is used to indicate the first noun is equal to the second
+::: The essive of equality is used to indicate the first noun is equal to the second
+;: Past essive
+::: The past essive is used when wanting to cojugate a verb in the past tense
 ====Possession====
 Nouns in Vairish can be marked for possession. The basic suffixes are -mVn, -sVn, -ňVn and -jVn.
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 | {{Template:Vairish Pronoun declension|1=ina|2=they}}
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+===Verbs===
+Verbs can inflect for tense, aspect, mood, subject, politeness and possession
+====Tenses and aspects====
+Tenses and aspects are intricately linked in Vairish, as one cannot exist without the other.
+The Vairish language uses a set of 3 tenses (more on that later) and 3 aspects :
+; Non-Future
+;: Perfective non-future
+::: The perfective non-future indicates that the action is occuring/occured
+;: Gnomic non-future
+::: The gnomic non-future indicated that the action is/was a general truth
+;: Episodic non-future
+::: The episodic non-future is the contrary of the gnomic non-future
+; Future
+;: Perfective future
+::: The perfective future indicates that the action will occur
+;: Gnomic future
+::: The gnomic future indicated that the action will be a general truth
+;: Episodic future
+::: The episodic future is the contrary of the gnomic non-future
+The past is not marked on the verb but rather on the object, as its construction is : Non-Future Verb + Object in the Essive
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