Linguo Verbs

Linguo verbs:
 * Do not conjugate based on tense; instead, auxiliary verbs are used to indicate time.
 * Have 3 aspects: continuous, progressive, indicative.
 * Have a variety of moods, usually determined with auxiliary verbs.

Auxiliary Verbs
Linguo features a variety of auxiliary verbs. Auxiliary verbs are distinct from regular verbs in that they cannot stand on their own. Auxiliary verbs are optional.

Compound Verbs
Verbs can be compounded with other verbs as follows:

[finite verb] + [infinite verb]

If both verbs are non-auxiliaries, then this carries the meaning of [first verb], for the purpose of [second verb]. For example:

Mo vadus scolaspasae scoladoer means I go to school (in order) to teach.

These constructs can as long as desired, and the word order matters:

Mo vadus scolaspasae scoladoer gae sibuetoer means I go to school (in order) to teach them in order to eat/so that I can eat.

If one of the verbs is an auxiliary, then the auxilary modifies the next verb just as it normally would, although auxiliaries are somewhat different in the way they modify verbs (see the sections on auxiliaries):

Mo volus puevoer coeruetoer means I want to be able to drive.

A sentence can also contain any number of verbs that are either auxiliaries or regular verbs, and the order of them is always relevant. If one wants an auxilary to modify two verbs simultaneously, a conjunction must be used. Compare

Mo puevus coeruetoer sibadoer (I can drive in order to cook)

with

Mo puevus coeruetoer at sibadoer (I can drive and cook).

Modal verbs
Main Article: Linguo Modal Verbs

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Mood can be indicated with modal auxilary verbs. Note that any verb may be used as an auxilary in this way, but only verbs that are used mainly as auxilaries are listed here, as Linguo contains quite an extensive list of verbs.

The verb(s) modified by a modal verb is(are) always in the infinitive tense, which is formed by adding -oer to the stem of the verb.

Conjugation
Linguo verbs are conjugated by finding and isolating the stem of the verb, then adding an ending to indicate an aspect (out of indicative, progressive and continuous).

Pro-Verb
Linguo has one pro-verb: f-

this pro-verb may be used to replace any verb compound, in a similar manner to the way pronouns can replace any noun phrase. It may also be modified by adjectives, or used in a verb compound.

It is useful when combined with the auxiliary verbs, which cannot stand on their own:

Estus set to volus vadoer scolaspasae inhaboer scoli?

Mo volus foer.

Here, foer replaces vadoer scolaspasae inhaboer scoli, and is grammatically required since voloer cannot stand on its own.