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(Created page with "A '''verb form''' is any string of words that can be placed in verb position. In Toaq, this can be: * an atomic (“single-word”) verb {{gray|like {{t|rua}} <i>flower</i>}}; * a predicatizer taking a noun form {{gray|like {{t|po jí}} <i>of me</i> or {{t|mea chóaq}} <i>among the guests</i>}}; * a quote {{gray|like {{t|shu ‹kası›}} <i>the word ‘kası’</i> or {{t|mı Dıao}} <i>Dıao; one named ‘Dıao’</i>}}; * an {{t|ë}}-phrase {{gray...")
 
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* a [[focus]]ing of an atomic verb {{gray|like {{t|jụaqrıatua}} <i>even open; go so far as to open<i>}}.
* a [[focus]]ing of an atomic verb {{gray|like {{t|jụaqrıatua}} <i>even open; go so far as to open<i>}}.


We use the phrase <i>verb form</i> in place of <i>verb, verb phrase, predicate</i> for reasons of clarity – see technical discussion at [[Verblike, nounlike]].
We use the phrase <i>verb form</i> in place of <i>verb, verb phrase, predicate</i> for reasons of clarity – see technical discussion at [[Verb form, noun form]].