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Stative verbs in Swahili : Hali ya Kutendeka

Stative Form of the Verb Stative verbs express a current condition of the subject or the potential of entering that condition. Stative verbs that express a current state of the subject use the past perfect tense marker me-, while stative verbs that express the potential of entering that condition generally use the present tense marker -na but can use other tenses. Stative verbs can be used in both affirmative and negative sentences. Unlike passive verbs, stative verbs do not indicate who performed the action. Most stative verbs are derived from other verbs; however a few are formed from nouns and adjectives. In addition, some causative verbs can be changed to stative. LIKE SUBSCRIBE AND SHARE FOR MORE SWAHILI LESSONS