A Tour Through Pinuyo (V): Verb Tense, Aspect and Mood

Tense
The following tenses are defined:	simple past (preterite) I hit the elephant.	past progressive (imperfect) I was looking for work.
	simple present I see the factory.	present progressive I am walking in the factory.
	simple future I will leave the house tomorrow.	future progressive
Aspect
The following aspects are defined:	inceptive	terminative
	inchoative	perfective
cessitive	pausative	resumptive
	aorist	habitual
Mood
The following moods are defined:	imperative (You all) do not work on Sundays!	indicative
	optative	subjunctive
Conditional Mood
Zero conditional. Note the use of the conditional box, the aorist tense and the conjunction "and".		If you heat ice, it melts.
First conditional. Note the use of the future tense in the consequential.		If he wins, he will tell you.
Second conditional. Note the use of the present-irrealis marker.	If he came to me, we would go to the swimming pool.
Third conditional. Note the use of the past-irrealis marker.	If he hadn't broken into the house, I wouldn't have called the police.