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| colspan="5"|'''Ta amguh vite ta anzat.''' | | colspan="5"|'''Ta amguh {{red|vite}}} ta anzat.''' | ||
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| colspan="3"|'''Ta amguh hevte.''' | | colspan="3"|'''Ta amguh {{blue|hevte}}.''' | ||
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| colspan="5"|'''Ta amguh hevte atmēgāt''' | | colspan="5"|'''Ta amguh{{blue|hevte}} atmēgāt''' | ||
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|<small>ta</small> | |<small>ta</small> | ||
|<small>amguh</small> | |<small>amguh</small> | ||
|<small>vite</small> | |<small>{{red|vite}}</small> | ||
|<small>ta</small> | |<small>ta</small> | ||
|<small>anzat</small> | |<small>anzat</small> | ||
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|<small>ta</small> | |<small>ta</small> | ||
|<small>amguh</small> | |<small>amguh</small> | ||
|<small>hevte</small> | |<small>{{blue|hevte}}</small> | ||
! | ! | ||
|<small>ta</small> | |<small>ta</small> | ||
|<small>amguh</small> | |<small>amguh</small> | ||
|<small>hevte</small> | |<small>{{blue|hevte}}</small> | ||
|<small>at-</small> | |<small>at-</small> | ||
|<small>-mēgāt</small> | |<small>-mēgāt</small> | ||
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| colspan="5"|''The mouse squeaks/squeaked rapidly today''. | | colspan="5"|''The mouse squeaks/squeaked rapidly today''. | ||
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The momentane does however shine on a different area - most of the time, the momentane works like a [[w:perfective|perfective]], signifying past events, similarly to a [[w:preterite|preterite]] or a [[w:perfect|perfect]] tense and compound tense. This grants that the past tense is sometimes implied when using the momentane aspect. | The momentane does however shine on a different area - most of the time, the momentane works like a [[w:perfective|perfective]], signifying past events, similarly to a [[w:preterite|preterite]] or a [[w:perfect|perfect]] tense and compound tense. This grants that the past tense is sometimes implied when using the momentane aspect. | ||