For example, defective verbs have a W or Y as the last root consonant, which is often reflected in paradigms with an extra final vowel in the stem ( e . g . "'r�ma / y�rmi "'" throw " from R-M-Y ); meanwhile, hollow verbs have a W or Y as the middle root consonant, and the stems of such verbs appear to have only two consonants ( e . g . "'g?: b / yig?: b "'" bring " from G-Y-B ).
22.
Similarly, " should " is no longer used as the past of " shall ", but with a separate meaning indicating possibility or moral obligation . ( However, the use of the preterite form " should " as a subjunctive form continues, as in " If I should go there tomorrow, . . . ", which contrasts with the indicative form " I shall go there tomorrow " . ) The defective verb " ought " was etymologically the past tense of " owe " ( " the affection he ought his children " ), but it has since split off, leaving " owe " as a non-defective verb with its original sense and a regular past tense ( " owed " ).
23.
Similarly, " should " is no longer used as the past of " shall ", but with a separate meaning indicating possibility or moral obligation . ( However, the use of the preterite form " should " as a subjunctive form continues, as in " If I should go there tomorrow, . . . ", which contrasts with the indicative form " I shall go there tomorrow " . ) The defective verb " ought " was etymologically the past tense of " owe " ( " the affection he ought his children " ), but it has since split off, leaving " owe " as a non-defective verb with its original sense and a regular past tense ( " owed " ).
How to say defective verb in Hindi and what is the meaning of defective verb in Hindi? defective verb Hindi meaning, translation, pronunciation, synonyms and example sentences are provided by Hindlish.com.
