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| C<sub>1</sub>'''a'''V<sub>1</sub>C<sub>2</sub>...-'''i''' || Subjunctive || taulvi || ''may think'' | | C<sub>1</sub>'''a'''V<sub>1</sub>C<sub>2</sub>...-'''i''' || Subjunctive || taulvi || ''may think'' | ||
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==== Weak tenses ==== | |||
Weak tenses include the present habitual, the past habitual, the perfect past, the future and the conditional. | |||
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! Affix !! Conjugation !! Example !! English | |||
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| '''ki'''- || Present Habitual || kitulv || ''think, thinks (everyday)'' | |||
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| '''ki'''-C<sub>1</sub>'''a'''V<sub>1</sub>C<sub>2</sub>... || Past Habitual || kitaulv || ''used to think, was thinking'' | |||
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| '''ka'''- || Past Perfect || katulv || ''have thought, has thought'' | |||
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| '''ku'''- || Future || kutulv || ''will think'' | |||
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| '''kya'''- || Conditional || kyatulv || ''would think'' | |||
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