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• Index old
  FIX ME! THIS IS A COPY OF WHAT IS ON THE INFINITIVE PAGE, NOT CONTENT ABOUT INDICES. An '''infinitive''' is a verb form whose [[subject]] slot is blocked so that it does not fun
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• Infinitive
  An '''infinitive''' is a verb form whose [[subject]] slot is blocked so that it does not fun The infinitive is a kind of [[non-finite verb]].
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• Defective paradigm
  ...elrennen'') and the past participle (''gewielrend'') are used, while other inflected forms are hardly used (*''hij wielrent'' or *''hij rent wiel'' 'he is bicyc
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• Irish
  ...present). Verbs also have a [[verbal noun]] which takes the place of an [[infinitive]] and a [[verbal adjective]] that functions similarly to a [[past participl Like other Insular Celtic languages, Irish has inflected [[preposition]]s, i.e. prepositions fuse with object pronouns to form singl
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• Tsez
  [[Noun]]s are inflected for [[grammatical number|number]] and [[grammatical case|case]], and have [ ** '''emphatic future''' = infinitive + "to be" (present tense); e.g. ''-ikʼ-a yoł'' ("shall go")
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