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Erin at 17:04, 2 August 2012

2012-08-02T17:04:08Z

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	Inanimate Intransitive (II) verbs are verbs that only have an '''[[Animacy\|inanimate]] subject'''. Examples of II verbs are ''gaqam-'' 'it is standing'. Inanimate intransitive verbs have only two possible person/number combinations: a singular subject and a plural subject. For this reason, they are usually grouped with the animate intransitives as a "0th person" in the remainder of this wiki instead of being made into their own two-cell table. However, for this page, and in order to emphasize the difference in animacy, they will be kept separate.		Inanimate Intransitive (II) verbs are verbs that only have an '''[[Animacy\|inanimate]] subject'''. Examples of II verbs are ''gaqam-'' 'it is standing'. Inanimate intransitive verbs have only two possible person/number combinations: a singular subject and a plural subject. For this reason, they are usually grouped with the animate intransitives as a "0th person" in the remainder of this wiki instead of being made into their own two-cell table. However, for this page, and in order to emphasize the difference in animacy, they will be kept separate.

	The endings for the [[Tense\|present]] [[~~Mode~~\|indicative]] for II verbs will be shown in the table below, along with their [[Negation\|negative]] counterparts.		The endings for the [[Tense\|present]] [[Mood\|indicative]] for II verbs will be shown in the table below, along with their [[Negation\|negative]] counterparts.

	=Present Indicative=		=Present Indicative=

Erin: /* Present Indicative */

2012-08-01T17:12:58Z

Present Indicative

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Erin at 23:46, 31 July 2012

2012-07-31T23:46:24Z

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-Inanimate Intransitive (II) verbs are verbs that only have a subject and this subject is inanimate. Examples of II verbs are ''gaqam-'' 'it is standing'. Inanimate intransitive verbs have only two possible person/number combinations: a singular subject and a plural subject. For this reason, they are sometimes grouped with the animate intransitives as a "0th person" instead of being made into their own two-cell table. However, if this table were created, it could look as follows.
+Inanimate Intransitive (II) verbs are verbs that only have an '''[[Animacy|inanimate]] subject'''. Examples of II verbs are ''gaqam-'' 'it is standing'. Inanimate intransitive verbs have only two possible person/number combinations: a singular subject and a plural subject. For this reason, they are usually grouped with the animate intransitives as a "0th person" in the remainder of this wiki instead of being made into their own two-cell table. However, for this page, and in order to emphasize the difference in animacy, they will be kept separate.
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Gretchen at 21:17, 4 June 2012

2012-06-04T21:17:48Z

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	Inanimate Intransitive (II) verbs are verbs that only have a subject and this subject is inanimate. Examples of II verbs are ''gaqam-'' 'it is standing'. Inanimate intransitive verbs have two possible person/number combinations: a singular subject and a plural subject. For this reason, they are sometimes grouped with the animate intransitives as a "0th person".		Inanimate Intransitive (II) verbs are verbs that only have a subject and this subject is inanimate. Examples of II verbs are ''gaqam-'' 'it is standing'. Inanimate intransitive verbs have only two possible person/number combinations: a singular subject and a plural subject. For this reason, they are sometimes grouped with the animate intransitives as a "0th person" instead of being made into their own two-cell table. However, if this table were created, it could look as follows.

			{\| class="wikitable"
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			! scope="col" \| ↓person / number→
			! scope="col" \| SG
			! scope="col" \| PL
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			\|}

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2012-06-04T21:03:33Z

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Inanimate Intransitive (II) verbs are verbs that only have a subject and this subject is inanimate. Examples of II verbs are ''gaqam-'' 'it is standing'. Inanimate intransitive verbs have two possible person/number combinations: a singular subject and a plural subject. For this reason, they are sometimes grouped with the animate intransitives as a "0th person".