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There are two types of verbs {{WordDL|mozjylangin}} in Delang; proper verbs and adverbial verbs. Proper verbs are verbs that denotes an action, while adverbial verbs are verbal modifiers that do not denote an action on their own. Proper verbs may also be used as adverbials. | There are two types of verbs {{WordDL|mozjylangin}} in Delang; proper verbs and adverbial verbs. Proper verbs are verbs that denotes an action, while adverbial verbs are verbal modifiers that do not denote an action on their own. Proper verbs may also be used as adverbials. | ||
| − | There are three tenses in Delang, each with its own default aspect; [[w:present_tense|present]] [[w:present continuous|continuous]], | + | There are three tenses in Delang, each with its own default aspect; [[w:present_tense|present]] [[w:present continuous|continuous]], [[w:preterite|perfective]] [[w:past tense|past]], and [[w:future tense|future imperfect]]. The tense particles, {{WordDLx|fre}} and {{WordDLx|gro}}, may be used to change the aspect of the verb, creating a plethora of complex verb tenses and aspects. The tense particles may be placed at the beginning of the sentence (also used to indicate politeness in questions), before the object, before the verb or at the end of the sentence. |
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There are two types of verbs (Delang: моҫyлањін (mozjylangin), IPA: /muʃylaŋin/) in Delang; proper verbs and adverbial verbs. Proper verbs are verbs that denotes an action, while adverbial verbs are verbal modifiers that do not denote an action on their own. Proper verbs may also be used as adverbials.
There are three tenses in Delang, each with its own default aspect; present continuous, perfective past, and future imperfect. The tense particles, ƒłе (fre) /fɹe/ and гłо (gro) /gɹu:/, may be used to change the aspect of the verb, creating a plethora of complex verb tenses and aspects. The tense particles may be placed at the beginning of the sentence (also used to indicate politeness in questions), before the object, before the verb or at the end of the sentence.
