Grammatical Marks
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marking infinitive verbs
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1. Translations
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1. Adjectives
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2. alphabet & tests
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3. Animals and Roles
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4. Definite Articles
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5. Grammatical Marks
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10. Punctuation
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11. Transitivity
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13. Verb Conjugations
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Infinitive verbs can carry three grammatical marks, all prefixes.
Impossibility
Changes the verb into a negative adjective.
run > unrunnable
"The distance is unrunnable."
Gerund
Makes the verb usable as a noun.
run > running
"Running is easy."
Participle
Makes the verb usable as an affirmative adjective.
run > running
"The running man." ✎ Edit Article ✖ Delete Article
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