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===Tenses=== | ===Tenses=== | ||
In Moshurian, there are four main tenses- the present, the future, the far future and the simple past. To indicate that a phrase is in a certain tense, | In Moshurian, there are four main tenses- the present, the future, the far future and the simple past. To indicate that a phrase is in a certain tense, a ''particle'' is used just before the object, e.g. '''''öş''' gersetigéd kestolék''(I built a house). | ||
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|+ Tense | |+ Tense particles | ||
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! Present !! Future !! Far Future !! Simple Past | ! Present !! Future !! Far Future !! Simple Past | ||
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| (uź) || ïş || ïşé || öş | | (uź) || ïş || ïşé || öş | ||
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The present tense | The present tense particle, ''uź'', is used like a [[w:Accidental (music)|natural]] in music. By default, no particle is used to indicate the present in a non-contextual sentence, but as particles are continuous, meaning that if a particle is placed then all succeeding sentences will be in the particle's tense until a new particle appears, ''uź'' may be needed to clarify that a sentence does not follow the tense of the previous sentence.<br> | ||
'''Example:''' ''öş abáragéd udubék. budur ibiş.'' - ''I went to the park. It '''was'''<ref>Note the continuous past tense.</ref> great.''<br> | '''Example:''' ''öş abáragéd udubék. budur ibiş.'' - ''I went to the park. It '''was'''<ref>Note the continuous past tense.</ref> great.''<br> | ||
''ös abáragéd udubék. '''uź''' budur ibiş.'' - ''I went to the park. (The park) '''is''' great.'' | ''ös abáragéd udubék. '''uź''' budur ibiş.'' - ''I went to the park. (The park) '''is''' great.'' | ||
===Noun phrase=== | ===Noun phrase=== | ||
: ''Sögéd kél mosok dáfhéréiméş.'' | |||
: ''grass-<small>ACC</small> <small>PL</small> cow(<small>PL</small>) eat-<small>3PL</small>.'' | |||
: ''Cows eat grass.'' | |||
In this sentence, ''[[Contionary:sö|sö]]<nowiki>géd</nowiki>'' is the object, ''[[Contionary:mosok|mosok]]'' is the subject, and ''[[Contionary:dáfhéromh|dáfhér]]éiméş'' is the verb with inflection. in noun phrases, Moshurian still uses the object-subject-verb structure. | In this sentence, ''[[Contionary:sö|sö]]<nowiki>géd</nowiki>'' is the object, ''[[Contionary:mosok|mosok]]'' is the subject, and ''[[Contionary:dáfhéromh|dáfhér]]éiméş'' is the verb with inflection. in noun phrases, Moshurian still uses the object-subject-verb structure. | ||
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: ''grass-<small>ACC</small> <small>IMP</small> no eat!'' | : ''grass-<small>ACC</small> <small>IMP</small> no eat!'' | ||
: ''Do not eat the grass!'' | : ''Do not eat the grass!'' | ||
In imperative verb phrases, the ''imperative | In imperative verb phrases, the ''imperative particle'', ''duà'', is put before the verb, as ''ché'' is still considered, at least grammatically, part of the verb when present. Additionally, verbs take on their '''root''' form, as opposed to their infinitive form in said sentence type. | ||
In this sentence, ''[[Contionary:sö|sö]]géd'' is the object, and the verb is ''[[Contionary:dáfhéromh|dáfhér]]''. The subject does not appear and is instead implied to be the recipient of the imperative phrase. | In this sentence, ''[[Contionary:sö|sö]]géd'' is the object, and the verb is ''[[Contionary:dáfhéromh|dáfhér]]''. The subject does not appear and is instead implied to be the recipient of the imperative phrase. | ||