1. He came.
(Verbal noun)
to come
(263)
He brought
Attached
Pronouns
Imperfect Tense
Starting verb in a
verbal sentence.
He comes.
when the subject is
SING. or PLU.
Detached
Pronouns
Past Tense
Starting verb in a
verbal sentence.
He came.
when the subject is
SING. or PLU.
He will come.
You two come/ will
come.
They two came.
They come.
They all came.
They will come.
near future:
near past::
You come.
+
+
You came.
You will come.
You two come/ will
come.
distant future:
You two came.
You all come.
s
+
Past
continuous:
You all came.
+
You all will come.
(with noun)
I come.
(with verb)
I will come.
I came.
We come.
We came.
We will come.
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Negative
Imperative
Don’t come!
Come!
Singular
Don’t (you two) come!
Come (you
two)!
Dual
Don’t (you all) come!
Come (you all)!
Passive participle
Plural
Active participle
one who is to come
one who comes
Singular
Dual
those who are to come
those who come
Passive Voice
Plural
Passive Voice
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