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Both sides previous revision Previous revision 2011/12/06 21:27 zeman Ancient Greek.2008/08/08 21:37 ptacek passive infinitives2008/04/05 15:34 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 15:30 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 15:22 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 14:51 zeman 2008/04/05 14:49 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 14:48 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 13:39 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 13:23 zeman Preterite anterior.2008/04/05 13:04 zeman Pretérito anterior.2008/04/05 12:44 zeman Pluperfect.2008/04/05 12:00 zeman Notes on Spanish and Portuguese past tenses.2008/04/05 11:30 zeman Corrected: Portuguese present perfect uses only one form of participle and does not distinguish gender.2008/04/05 10:58 zeman Perfect.2008/04/05 10:10 zeman Aorist.2008/04/05 09:25 zeman Aorist.2008/04/05 00:19 zeman Imperfect.2008/04/05 00:16 zeman Imperfect.2008/04/05 00:02 zeman 2008/04/04 23:22 zeman Preterite.2008/04/04 20:23 zeman 2008/04/04 19:41 zeman 2008/04/04 19:02 zeman Past.2008/04/04 18:49 zeman Progressive present.2008/04/04 18:22 zeman Indicative.2008/04/04 18:20 zeman Indicative.2008/04/04 18:04 zeman Finite verbs. Go		2011/12/06 21:27 zeman Ancient Greek.2008/08/08 21:37 ptacek passive infinitives2008/04/05 15:34 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 15:30 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 15:22 zeman Subjunctive.2008/04/05 14:51 zeman 2008/04/05 14:49 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 14:48 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 13:39 zeman Conditional.2008/04/05 13:23 zeman Preterite anterior.2008/04/05 13:04 zeman Pretérito anterior.2008/04/05 12:44 zeman Pluperfect.2008/04/05 12:00 zeman Notes on Spanish and Portuguese past tenses.2008/04/05 11:30 zeman Corrected: Portuguese present perfect uses only one form of participle and does not distinguish gender.2008/04/05 10:58 zeman Perfect.2008/04/05 10:10 zeman Aorist.2008/04/05 09:25 zeman Aorist.2008/04/05 00:19 zeman Imperfect.2008/04/05 00:16 zeman Imperfect.2008/04/05 00:02 zeman 2008/04/04 23:22 zeman Preterite.2008/04/04 20:23 zeman 2008/04/04 19:41 zeman 2008/04/04 19:02 zeman Past.2008/04/04 18:49 zeman Progressive present.2008/04/04 18:22 zeman Indicative.2008/04/04 18:20 zeman Indicative.2008/04/04 18:04 zeman Finite verbs.2008/04/04 18:03 zeman Finite verbs.2008/04/04 17:57 zeman vytvořeno Go Last revision Both sides next revision
user:zeman:interset:verb-forms [2008/04/05 15:34] zeman Subjunctive.		user:zeman:interset:verb-forms [2008/08/08 21:37] ptacek passive infinitives
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	| Portuguese | infinitive, indicative, imperative, subjunctive, conditional, present, past, pluperfect |		| Portuguese | infinitive, indicative, imperative, subjunctive, conditional, present, past, pluperfect |
	| Swedish | indicative, imperative, subjunctive, infinitive; present, past, supine; active, passive |		| Swedish | indicative, imperative, subjunctive, infinitive; present, past, supine; active, passive |
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	===== Infinitive =====		===== Infinitive =====
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	* Swedish infinitive mark is //att//		* Swedish infinitive mark is //att//
-	In DZ Interset, infinitive is decoded as ''verbform = inf''. This value is set even for the English base verb form, although it is not certain whether the form is used as infinitive, or imperative. Mood, tense and voice are usually empty. Czech infinitives set the feature ''negativeness''. Portuguese infinitives can be mildly conjugated. I think I may have seen active/passive infinitives but I am not sure where.	+	In DZ Interset, infinitive is decoded as ''verbform = inf''. This value is set even for the English base verb form, although it is not certain whether the form is used as infinitive, or imperative. Mood, tense and voice are usually empty. Czech infinitives set the feature ''negativeness''. Portuguese infinitives can be mildly conjugated. I think I may have seen active/passive infinitives but I am not sure where. [in Encyklopedický slovník češtiny p.180? //být psán, být bit//]
	===== Finite =====		===== Finite =====

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