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Turning a verb root into a present tense verb depends on if the verb is a weak or strong verb:
Turning a verb root into a present tense verb depends on if the verb is a weak or strong verb:


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Present Tense - Weak Verbs

The present tense refers to a sentence where the action is currently taking place. Examples of present tense sentences are “He runs”, “She reads”, and “They play”.

Turning a verb root into a present tense verb depends on if the verb is a weak or strong verb:


verb root + கிற் + verb suffix


Ex:

  • நாய் தூங்குகிறது = “The dog sleeps.”
  • அவர்கள் விளையாடுகிறார்கள் = “They play.”
  • அவன் வாங்குகிறான் = “He buys.”

 Present Tense - Strong Verbs

verb root + க்கிற் + verb suffix

Ex:

  • கமலா படிக்கிறாள் = “Kamala reads.”
  • நீ பார்க்கிறாய் = “You watch.”
  • நான் நினைக்கிறேன் = “I think.”

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