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The -Um Verb

The -Um Verb. An actor Focus Verb. The -um Verb. Indicates that the actor or doer of the action is the topic/focus of the sentence -um is infixed before the first vowel of the verb root. Upo - umupo tayo - tumayo. Notes about -Um.

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The -Um Verb

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  1. The -Um Verb An actor Focus Verb

  2. The -um Verb • Indicates that the actor or doer of the action is the topic/focus of the sentence • -um is infixed before the first vowel of the verb root. • Upo - umupo • tayo - tumayo

  3. Notes about -Um • Um verbs have the same form to express both command and the completed aspect (past tense) • Command: • Tumayo ka! You stand up! • Tumayo siya. She/He stood up.

  4. Giving Commands • Positive Command • Verb + ang pronoun • Tumayo ka! • Negative Command • Huwag +ang pronoun+-ng + -um verb • Huwag kang tumayo!

  5. Sentence Structure • Ba question • kumain ka ba? • Completed Aspect/Past Statement • Oo, kumain ako. • Hindi, hindi ako kumain • Ano ang ginawa mo? • Sumayaw ako.

  6. Ano ang ginawa ni Ben? • Lumabas siya. • Ano ang ginawa nina Tim at Don? • Tumakbo sila sa labas. • Ano ang ginawa ng estudyante? • Bumasa siya ng Tagalog

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