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 ===Verbs===
 Like English and German, Ciètian uses a mixture of periphrastic constructions and inflected forms to express tenses.
-====Auxiliaries====
-:'''''Nyan garhiav wan dtarsiad ikaan xkarhii.'''''
-:[ɲan gaˈriəv wən daɾˈsiət iˈkaːn xəˈr̝iː]
-:PRES.1SG go.VN to-DEF.GEN.SG.N school.GEN.SG every.F day.GEN.SG
-:''I go to school every day.''
-{| class="greentable lightgreenbg " style=" text-align: center;"
-|-
-!|
-!I!!thou!!he!!she!!it!!we (exc.)!!we (inc.)!!you (pl., semi-polite)!!you (polite)!!they!!one (impersonal)
-|-
-!|present<sup>1</sup>
-|''nyan''||''nyer''||''nyav''||''nyas''||''nya''||''nyam''||''nyad''||''nyax''||''nyaw''||''nyaħ''||''nyar''
-|-
-!|future
-|''pon''||''per''||''pov''||''pos''||''po''||''pom''||''pod''||''pox''||''poo''||''poħ''||''por''
-|}
-<sup>1</sup> from Old Eevo ''ar.nédh'' 'to dwell at'. (The verb acquired a meaning like Vietnamese ''ở'' 'be at' which then turned into a progressive construction with a verbal noun.)
 ====Inflected forms====
 Unlike the present and the future, the past tense uses the participle ''-ìn'', derived from the Tigol past passive participle. Like in [[Anbirese]] but unlike in [[Eevo]], the past tense uses  ergative alignment, with the ergative preposition ''u'' used before the ergative constituent for transitive verbs.