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 ====Verbal clauses====
 Verbs are given tenses in a fashion similar to English; Have, Is or Go precede the verb in various orders to give it a tense.
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-|+Auxilary Verbs, Time & Mood
-! width="30%"|Tense
-! width="25%"|Fén
-! width="25%"|English
-! width="20%"|Adverb Type
-|-
-|Present
-|[Verb]
-|[Verb]
-|Temporal
-|-
-|Present Progressive
-|Té [Verb]
-|[Be] [Verb]ing
-|Temporal
-|-
-|Simple Past
-|Bhé [Verb]
-|[Verb]ed
-|Temporal
-|-
-|Past Progressive
-|Bhé Té [Verb]
-|Was [Verb]ing
-|Temporal
-|-
-|Future Simple
-|Lé [Verb]
-|Will [Verb]
-|Temporal
-|-
-|Future Progressive
-|Lé Té [Verb]
-|Will be [Verbing]
-|Temporal
-|-
-|Conditional
-|Med
-|Would
-|Mood
-|-
-|Subjunctive
-|Tel
-|May
-|Mood
-|-
-|Obligatory
-|Cún
-|Must
-|Mood
-|-
-|Passive
-|Dén
-|Made to [Verb]
-|Voice
-|}
-All adverbs not listed here are categorized as "Other". These adverbs make up the majority and do not describe the Mood, Voice or Time of an object.
-It shoud also be noted in that Adverbal order is important particularly in terms of mood and voice adverbs;
-Where adverbs precede the order of the mood adverb, that mood or voice adverb is affected rather than the verb itself.
-Perfective verbs are expressed with time [cébh/cóbh]
-Rather than exhaustively provide examples over the list,
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