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Adjective-Adverb Placement and the Tenses

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[ ] Adjective/Adverb Placement: Adjectives and adverbs usually follow the words they modify. For example, the words bùrz (dark), -at (to), or any color, always come after a noun or verb.

[ ] Tenses: The tenses are:

-n (future tense, also means the word future)

-uz (past tense)

-ud (past perfect, past participle)

-ur (making a verb continuous, is doing)

-t (verb continuous, when a vowel precedes it)

-ât (3rd person continuous, -s)

-ut (3rd person plural continuous)

-nûm (making a verb past that ends with a vowel)

-âk (making a word present. Used in phrases like "is now" or "now shall")

-d (passive future participle)

These are always added to the end of a verb.