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• Present Tense (definition)
  ...glish, we have such forms as ''John eats apples'', which is in the present tense. ...Auxiliary Constructions|auxiliary construction]]. For example, the present tense for a verb like ''kiss'' would be expressed by literally saying ''X is kiss
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• Word Order
  ...ion)|tense]] and [[Future Tense (definition)|future]] [[Tense (definition)|tense]] clauses. In Gaelic the normal present tense of all verbs except [[Bi (irregular verb)|''bi'']] is absent. Instead a [[P
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• Tense (time)
  *Simple present (in the form of progressive aspect) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_tense Grammatical tense from Wikipedia]]
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• Aspect (definition)
  ...definition)|Auxiliary]] verb 'be' with a [[Present Participle (definition)|present participle]] or [[Gerund (definition)|gerund]] like 'walking'. The sentence Aspect is often confused with [[Tense (definition)|tense]], which is the time at which an event occurs (relative to the time of spee
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• Tense (definition)
  ...ense form (''Tha'', ''A' bheil'', ''Chan eil'', ''Nach eil''). The present tense in Gaelic for other verbs is formed using [[Periphrastic (definition)|perip *[[Future Tense (definition)]]
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• Verb Inflection
  ==Past Tense== Scottish Gaelic verbs can encode tense, aspect, modality, voice, person, and number.
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• MacAulay 1996
  MacAulay 1996 - Some Thoughts on time, tense and mode, and on aspect in SG MacAulay claims that time, tense, and mode have all been characterized as tense which has lead to an 'overloading of the term' and to 'widespread descripti
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• Cluinn (irregular verb)
  ...n)|impersonal]] past. These forms (along with the active [[Relative future tense (definition)|relative future]]), and active [[Conditional mood (definition) ...[[Dependent verb form (definition)|dependent]] past tense particle ''[[Do (tense marker)|do]]'' is never used with ''cluinn''.
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• Past Tense (definition)
  ...usually formed by suffixing ''-ed'' to the verb form. In Gaelic, the past tense is typically indicated with [[Lenition|lenition]] of the first consonant of *[[Present Tense (definition)]]
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• Faic (irregular verb)
  ...)|past]], the [[Future Tense (definition)|future]], the [[Relative future tense (definition)|relative future]], and independent [[Conditional mood (definit ...[[Dependent verb form (definition)|dependent]] past tense particle ''[[Do (tense marker)|do]]'' is never used with ''faic''.
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• Beir (irregular verb)
  *¹ with the past tense, relative future and impersonal forms of this verb, the pronoun ''tu'' is u ====Past tense====
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• Bi (irregular verb)
  ...[[Dependent verb form (definition)|dependent]] past tense particle ''[[Do (tense marker)|do]]'' is never used with ''tha''. !Present
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• Abair (irregular verb)
  ...[[Dependent verb form (definition)|dependent]] past tense particle ''[[Do (tense marker)|do]]'' is never used with ''abair''. ====Past tense====
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• Future Tense (definition)
  ...the article about forming the future tense in Scottish Gaelic see [[Future Tense]]'' ...will happen after the time of speaking or writing. In English, the future tense is often marked by the modals ''will'' or ''shall''.
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• Present Tense (definition)
  ...glish, we have such forms as ''John eats apples'', which is in the present tense. ...Auxiliary Constructions|auxiliary construction]]. For example, the present tense for a verb like ''kiss'' would be expressed by literally saying ''X is kiss
  2 KB (232 words) - 23:03, 15 June 2012
• Future Tense
  ''For a definition of future tense see [[Future Tense (definition)]] Article about forming the future tense in Gaelic to be put here
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• Agreement (definition)
  ...as ''he'' and ''she'', show up with the -s agreement suffix in the present tense: ''he love'''s''' snow peas.''. In Gaelic, verbs and prepositions can show
  1,003 bytes (133 words) - 04:39, 11 June 2012
• Faigh (irregular verb)
  *¹ with the past tense, relative future and impersonal forms of this verb, the pronoun ''tu'' is u ====Past tense====
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• Thoir (irregular verb)
  ...[[Dependent verb form (definition)|dependent]] past tense particle ''[[Do (tense marker)|do]]'' is never used with ''thoir''. ====Past tense====
  9 KB (1,352 words) - 11:27, 1 August 2012
• Modals
  feumaidh looks like the future but is actually present tense
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• Dèan (irregular verb)
  ====Past tense==== ====Present tense====
  10 KB (1,723 words) - 13:58, 2 August 2012

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