Verbs: Perfect Continuous Tense

The Continuous Tense is constructed by prefixing the verbs in their Simple Tense form. Perfect Past Verb Stem starts with a vowel Verb Stem starts with a consonant Masculine Singular íad + (Simple Past form) ía + (Simple Past form) Feminine Singular éad + (Simple Past form) éa + (Simple Past form) Masculine Plural óad […]

The Continuous Tense is constructed by prefixing the verbs in their Simple Tense form.

Perfect Past

	Verb Stem starts with a vowel	Verb Stem starts with a consonant
Masculine Singular	íad + (Simple Past form)	ía + (Simple Past form)
Feminine Singular	éad + (Simple Past form)	éa + (Simple Past form)
Masculine Plural	óad + (Simple Past form)	óa + (Simple Past form)
Feminine Plural	úad + (Simple Past form)	úa + (Simple Past form)

Perfect Present

	Verb Stem starts with a vowel	Verb Stem starts with a consonant
Masculine Singular	íad + (Simple Present form)	ía + (Simple Present form)
Feminine Singular	éad + (Simple Present form)	éa + (Simple Present form)
Masculine Plural	óad + (Simple Present form)	óa + (Simple Present form)
Feminine Plural	úad + (Simple Present form)	úa + (Simple Present form)

Perfect Future

	Verb Stem starts with a vowel	Verb Stem starts with a consonant
Masculine Singular	íad + (Simple Future form)	ía + (Simple Future form)
Feminine Singular	éad + (Simple Future form)	éa + (Simple Future form)
Masculine Plural	óad + (Simple Future form)	óa + (Simple Future form)
Feminine Plural	úad + (Simple Future form)	úa + (Simple Future form)