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Aeranir verbs have two basic [[w:Grammatical aspect|aspects]], which express how the verb extends over time.  Aspect differs from [[w:Grammatical tense|tense]] in that it deals with the completion or continuity of an action or state, rather than the absolute timeframe inwhich it took place.  Each aspect may be in any [[w:Grammatical voice|voice]] and/or [[w:Grammatical mood|mood]].  Aspect is expressed primarily through endings, and secondarily through the suffix, as discussed above.
Aeranir verbs have two basic [[w:Grammatical aspect|aspects]], which express how the verb extends over time.  Aspect differs from [[w:Grammatical tense|tense]] in that it deals with the completion or continuity of an action or state, rather than the absolute timeframe inwhich it took place.  Each aspect may be in any [[w:Grammatical voice|voice]] and/or [[w:Grammatical mood|mood]].  Aspect is expressed primarily through endings, and secondarily through the suffix, as discussed above.
====Imperfective====
====Imperfective====
The [[w:Imperfective aspect|imperfective aspect]] expresses
The [[w:Imperfective aspect|imperfective aspect]] describes a situation viewed with interior composition.  It describes ongoing, habitual, or repeated situations, rather or not they occured in the past, present, or future.  The imperfective aspect is considered the most basic, unmarked aspect of a verb.
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| ''cōrī''
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====Perfective====
====Perfective====
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