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**'''Other verbs:''' present/past of ''haben'' "to have" + past participle (agrees with direct object) - e.g. ''Habe þuk sähvenes.'' "I '''have seen''' you."

*'''Future:''' present of ''magen'' + infinitive - e.g. ''Ik mag þuk sähven.'' "I '''will see''' you."

*'''Present conditional:''' There are two ways of forming the conditional tenses with different usages. The forms labelled ''I'' are used in ~~conjunction with~~ conditional ~~clauses~~, while the forms labelled ''II'' can be used on their own. The ''II'' forms can also be used as a polite way to express wishes.

*'''Present conditional:''' There are two ways of forming the conditional tenses. The ''II'' forms can also be used as a polite way to express wishes.

**'''I:''' past subjunctive - e.g. ''Jabe ~~kvamt~~, ik sehje þuk.'' "If you came, I '''would see''' you."

**'''I:''' past subjunctive - e.g. ''Jabe kvemjes, ik sehje þuk.'' "If you '''came''', I '''would see''' you."

**'''II:''' present subjunctive of ''magen'' + infinitive - e.g. ''Ik magje þuk sähven.'' "I '''would see''' you. / I '''would like to see''' you."

*'''Past conditional:'''

**'''I:''' past subjunctive of perfect auxiliary (''wisen/haben'') + past participle (agrees with subject/direct object) - e.g. ''Jabe ~~kvemjes~~, ik hadje þuk sähvenes.'' "If you had come, I '''would have seen''' you."

**'''I:''' past subjunctive of perfect auxiliary (''wisen/haben'') + past participle (agrees with subject/direct object) - e.g. ''Jabe hadjes kvumen, ik hadje þuk sähvenes.'' "If you '''had come''', I '''would have seen''' you."

**'''II:''' past subjunctive of ''magen'' + infinitive - e.g. ''Ik mahtje þuk sähven.'' "I '''would have seen''' you. / I '''would have liked to see''' you."

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 **'''Other verbs:''' present/past of ''haben'' "to have" + past participle (agrees with direct object) - e.g. ''<b>Habe</b> þuk <b>sähvenes</b>.'' "I '''have seen''' you."
 *'''Future:''' present of ''magen'' + infinitive - e.g. ''Ik <b>mag</b> þuk <b>sähven</b>.'' "I '''will see''' you."
-*'''Present conditional:''' There are two ways of forming the conditional tenses with different usages. The forms labelled ''I'' are used in conjunction with conditional clauses, while the forms labelled ''II'' can be used on their own. The ''II'' forms can also be used as a polite way to express wishes.
+*'''Present conditional:''' There are two ways of forming the conditional tenses<!-- with different usages-->. <!--The forms labelled ''I'' are used in conditional sentences, while the forms labelled ''II'' can be used on their own. -->The ''II'' forms can also be used as a polite way to express wishes.
-**'''I:''' past subjunctive - e.g. ''Jabe kvamt, ik <b>sehje</b> þuk.'' "If you came, I '''would see''' you."
+**'''I:''' past subjunctive - e.g. ''Jabe <b>kvemjes</b>, ik <b>sehje</b> þuk.'' "If you '''came''', I '''would see''' you."
 **'''II:''' present subjunctive of ''magen'' + infinitive - e.g. ''Ik <b>magje</b> þuk <b>sähven</b>.'' "I '''would see''' you. / I '''would like to see''' you."
 *'''Past conditional:'''
-**'''I:''' past subjunctive of perfect auxiliary (''wisen/haben'') + past participle (agrees with subject/direct object) - e.g. ''Jabe kvemjes, ik <b>hadje</b> þuk <b>sähvenes</b>.'' "If you had come, I '''would have seen''' you."
+**'''I:''' past subjunctive of perfect auxiliary (''wisen/haben'') + past participle (agrees with subject/direct object) - e.g. ''Jabe <b>hadjes kvumen</b>, ik <b>hadje</b> þuk <b>sähvenes</b>.'' "If you '''had come''', I '''would have seen''' you."
 **'''II:''' past subjunctive of ''magen'' + infinitive - e.g. ''Ik <b>mahtje</b> þuk <b>sähven</b>.'' "I '''would have seen''' you. / I '''would have liked to see''' you."