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Will go			1.	가갓답두다	gaghatdapadoǒda.
			2.	가갓답데	gaghatdapdê.
			3.	가갓다더라	gaghatdadura.
(I know he) will not go			1.	가디 안습두다	gadi ansupdooda.
			2.	가디 안습데	〃 ansupdê.
			3.	가디 안더라	〃 antura.
(He says he) will not go			1.	못가갓답두라	moggaghatdapdoǒda.
			2.	못가갓답데	moggaghatdapdê.
			3.	못가갓다더라	moggaghatdadura.
Unwilling to go			1.	가디 안캇답두디	gadi ankatdapdoǒda.
			2.	가디 안캇답데	〃 ankatdapdê.
			3.	가디 안캇다더라	〃 ankatdadura.

안 and 못 are both negatives but differently used, as will be frequently seen in the lessons; 캇 is the 갓 of the affirmative-future. The 2, or middle form is that in constant use, though respect to age, places parents and much older people among the 1 class; while 3 comprises children as well as underlings.

The verb to "eat” follows, in the middle or commonly used form;

gut, material (never used alone);	mugghulgut, eatables.
Eat (imp.)	muggushi.
Have you eaten?	mughussumma ipsumma?
Have eaten	mughussum.
Have not eaten	mughumi upsowê.
Will you eat?	muggatdadun mugdi ankatdadun?
Will not eat.	mugdi ansupdê.
Cannot eat.	mugdi mot-hummuni.
Unwilling to eat.	mugdi ankatdapdê.
I will eat.	mogassummê.
He will eat.	moghatdapdê.

The changes devanded by euphony belong to grammar but one or