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Simple-progressive distinction only occurs in the non-past tense, while habitual occurs in both tenses.
Simple-progressive distinction only occurs in the non-past tense, while habitual occurs in both tenses.
=====Mood=====
=====Mood=====
Grammatical mood, unlike aspect, must agree with tense. Mood affixes tend to have long vowels to distinguish them from other areas of the verb.
Grammatical mood, unlike aspect, must agree with tense(unless imperative or jussive). Mood affixes tend to have long vowels to distinguish them from other areas of the verb.
{| class=wikitable style="text-align: center;"
{| class=wikitable style="text-align: center;"
! !! Indicative !! Conditional !! Potential !! Imperative !! Jussive
! !! Indicative !! Conditional !! Potential !! Optative !! Imperative{{efn|name=imp|The use of the imperative or jussive mood negates the need for any object inflection.}} !! Jussive{{efn|name=imp}}
|-
|-
! Non-past
! Non-past
| - || ''-mē-'' || ''-dō-''
| - || ''-mē-'' || ''-dō-'' || ''-tū-'' || ''-ke-'' || ''-lō-''
|-
|-
! Past
! Past
| ''-nu-''{{efn|See [[#Tense|§ Tense]].}} || ''-mū-'' || ''-dē-'' || ''-tō-'' || colspan=2 | -
|}
|}
====Copula====
====Copula====
The Minurese existential verb and copula is ''i''; it is not conjugated whatsoever unless it is used in a reflexive verb.
The Minurese existential verb and copula is ''i''; it is not conjugated whatsoever unless it is used in a reflexive verb.
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