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source/structure/tempora_and_modi.html.php  1) <section class="subsection" id="tempora_and_modi">
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source/content/tempora_and_modi.html.php    2) 	<header>Timeforms and modes</header>
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source/content/tempora_and_modi.html.tpl    3) 	{{call::_proposal.html.tpl}}
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source/content/tempora_and_modi.html.php    4) 	<p>The following table lists the basic timeforms found in Folksprak and how they are built in the <span class="grammarterm">indicative</span> mode.</p>
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source/content/tempora_and_modi.html.tpl    5) 	{{fsdraft-table-1d:timeforms:name/description/scheme/example}}
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source/content/tempora_and_modi.html.php    6) 	<p>These forms can be combined straightforward to form complex timeforms:</p>
source/content/tempora_and_modi.html.php    7) 	<ul>
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source/content/tempora_and_modi.html.tpl   14) 	<p>The <span class="grammarterm">imperative</span> only exists in the present (with future meaning) for the 2nd person singular and plural. It is formed by using the bare stem of the verb, optionally followed by the personal pronoun (i.e. either <span class="type_word lang_flk">du</span> or <span class="type_word lang_flk">je</span>) in order to specify or emphasize the numerus. Examples: <span class="type_sentence lang_flk">skriv!</span>, <span class="type_sentence lang_flk">skriv, je!</span>.</p>
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source/content/tempora_and_modi.html.tpl   15) 	<p>There are two ways to form the <span class="grammarterm">subjunctive</span>. One is to use the special modal verb <span class="type_word lang_flk">vöre</span> which can be understood as a wrapper for regular verbs. The other possibility is to use the adverbial particle <span class="type_word lang_flk">maglik</span>. Both can be applied to the indicative forms, e.g.: {{fsdraft-correlation:section-tempora_and_modi.example_subjunctive:type_sentence}}</p>