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! Nominal and Verbal Conjunction

| 64A || {{Yes|Nominal and verbal conjunction are different<br>e.g. ''bîbli liviatan iruci'' "the book and the whale", ''tat siru āqfál ī mûm siruci ~~māfrá~~'' "her father spoke and her mother died"}}

| 64A || {{Yes|Nominal and verbal conjunction are different<br>e.g. ''bîbli liviatan iruci'' "the book and the whale", ''tat siru āqfál ī mûm siruci āmfár'' "her father spoke and her mother died"}}

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! Perfective/Imperfective Aspect

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! The Past Tense

| 66A || {{No|No grammatical marking of past/non-past distinction<br>e.g. ''~~mafrá~~'' "is dying/will die", ''~~māfrá~~'' "dies/has died"}}

| 66A || {{No|No grammatical marking of past/non-past distinction<br>e.g. ''amfár'' "is dying/will die", ''āmfár'' "dies/has died"}}

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! The Future Tense

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====Articles====

Articles in Adamic are either [[w:Article (grammar)#Definite article|definite]], [[w:Article (grammar)#Indefinite article|indefinite]], or [[w:Article (grammar)#Partitive article|nomic]]. The first case denotes either a specific being one is able or unable to identify (translated in English as "the" or "a certain"); the second, an unespecific being that may be random or somewhat specific (translated as "any" or "some"); and the third applies to generic identities, such as the subject in ''’ûlaru ~~mafrá~~'' "people die".

Articles in Adamic are either [[w:Article (grammar)#Definite article|definite]], [[w:Article (grammar)#Indefinite article|indefinite]], or [[w:Article (grammar)#Partitive article|nomic]]. The first case denotes either a specific being one is able or unable to identify (translated in English as "the" or "a certain"); the second, an unespecific being that may be random or somewhat specific (translated as "any" or "some"); and the third applies to generic identities, such as the subject in ''’ûlaru amfár'' "people die".

=====Nominal Articles=====

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''ûliru murasu' "the man is the dead one" OR''ûvil iru murá'' "the man is the dead one"

compare the use of the possessive pronoun in ''mûm suruci'' "his mother" with ''mûm sumiru ’ûl ~~māfrá~~'' "the man whose mother died"

compare the use of the possessive pronoun in ''mûm suruci'' "his mother" with ''mûm sumiru ’ûl āmfár'' "the man whose mother died"

syntactic implications of pronouns: ''mûm suma ’ûliru ~~māfrá~~'', ''mûm sumiru ’ûl ~~māfrá~~'' , and ''mûmim muru ’ûl ~~māfrá~~'' are all equivalent to "the man's mother died". ...not in construct state because of the possessive pronoun

syntactic implications of pronouns: ''mûm suma ’ûliru āmfár'', ''mûm sumiru ’ûl āmfár'' , and ''mûmim muru ’ûl āmfár'' are all equivalent to "the man's mother died". ...not in construct state because of the possessive pronoun

===Subordinate Clauses===

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 ! Nominal and Verbal Conjunction
-| 64A || {{Yes|Nominal and verbal conjunction are different<br>e.g. ''bîbli liviatan iruci'' "the book and the whale", ''tat siru āqfál ī mûm siruci māfrá'' "her father spoke and her mother died"}}
+| 64A || {{Yes|Nominal and verbal conjunction are different<br>e.g. ''bîbli liviatan iruci'' "the book and the whale", ''tat siru āqfál ī mûm siruci āmfár'' "her father spoke and her mother died"}}
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 ! Perfective/Imperfective Aspect
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 ! The Past Tense
-| 66A || {{No|No grammatical marking of past/non-past distinction<br>e.g. ''mafrá'' "is dying/will die", ''māfrá'' "dies/has died"}}
+| 66A || {{No|No grammatical marking of past/non-past distinction<br>e.g. ''amfár'' "is dying/will die", ''āmfár'' "dies/has died"}}
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 ! The Future Tense
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 ====Articles====
-Articles in Adamic are either [[w:Article (grammar)#Definite article|definite]], [[w:Article (grammar)#Indefinite article|indefinite]], or [[w:Article (grammar)#Partitive article|nomic]]. The first case denotes either a specific being one is able or unable to identify (translated in English as "the" or "a certain"); the second, an unespecific being that may be random or somewhat specific (translated as "any" or "some"); and the third applies to generic identities, such as the subject in ''’ûlaru mafrá'' "people die".
+Articles in Adamic are either [[w:Article (grammar)#Definite article|definite]], [[w:Article (grammar)#Indefinite article|indefinite]], or [[w:Article (grammar)#Partitive article|nomic]]. The first case denotes either a specific being one is able or unable to identify (translated in English as "the" or "a certain"); the second, an unespecific being that may be random or somewhat specific (translated as "any" or "some"); and the third applies to generic identities, such as the subject in ''’ûlaru amfár'' "people die".
 =====Nominal Articles=====
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 ''ûliru murasu' "the man is the dead one" OR''ûvil iru murá'' "the man is the dead one"
-compare the use of the possessive pronoun in ''mûm suruci'' "his mother" with ''mûm sumiru ’ûl māfrá'' "the man whose mother died"
+compare the use of the possessive pronoun in ''mûm suruci'' "his mother" with ''mûm sumiru ’ûl āmfár'' "the man whose mother died"
-syntactic implications of pronouns: ''mûm suma ’ûliru māfrá'', ''mûm sumiru ’ûl māfrá'' , and ''mûmim muru ’ûl māfrá'' are all equivalent to "the man's mother died". ...not in construct state because of the possessive pronoun
+syntactic implications of pronouns: ''mûm suma ’ûliru āmfár'', ''mûm sumiru ’ûl āmfár'' , and ''mûmim muru ’ûl āmfár'' are all equivalent to "the man's mother died". ...not in construct state because of the possessive pronoun
 ===Subordinate Clauses===