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We walked '''through''' the market and '''from''' there we went '''to''' the town hall square.

''Zuroki'''tuk''' untuzipaxas tui naru'''to''' kurekiroxik uddua'''ro''' tuna.''

Zuroki'''tuk''' untuzipaxas tui naru'''to''' kurekiroxik uddua'''ro''' tuna.

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===Intransitive verbs===

These verbs require the absolutive case in the subject (-e, -i, -a, -Ø and plurals). They always end in vowel, mostly -a or -e, and are stressed in the ~~antepenultimate~~ syllable. They place the subject at the beginning of the word. Intransitive verbs mark the perfective aspect by adding -s at the end of the verb.

These verbs require the absolutive case in the subject (-e, -i, -a, -Ø and plurals). They always end in vowel, mostly -a or -e, and are stressed in the penultimate syllable. They place the subject at the beginning of the word. Intransitive verbs mark the perfective aspect by adding -s at the end of the verb.

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 We walked '''through''' the market and '''from''' there we went '''to''' the town hall square.
-''Zuroki'''tuk''' untuzipaxas tui naru'''to''' kurekiroxik uddua'''ro''' tuna.''
+Zuroki'''tuk''' untuzipaxas tui naru'''to''' kurekiroxik uddua'''ro''' tuna.
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 ===Intransitive verbs===
-These verbs require the absolutive case in the subject (-e, -i, -a, -Ø and plurals). They always end in vowel, mostly -a or -e, and are stressed in the antepenultimate syllable. They place the subject at the beginning of the word. Intransitive verbs mark the perfective aspect by adding -s at the end of the verb.
+These verbs require the absolutive case in the subject (-e, -i, -a, -Ø and plurals). They always end in vowel, mostly -a or -e, and are stressed in the penultimate syllable. They place the subject at the beginning of the word. Intransitive verbs mark the perfective aspect by adding -s at the end of the verb.
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