In Yem language, verb form varies with respective person, number, and gender. The verb form ends as mentioned in the below table. (Yem)

If the subject is "I" verb form ends with "a" . (I was making (tea)- Ta shayi etid faana./ I was learning. - Ta arid faana. ) (Yem)

If the subject is "We" verb form ends with "ni ". (We were making (tea).- Inno shayi etidfaani. / We were learning. - Inno arid faani.) (Yem)

If the subject is "You(m)" verb form ends with "n/i". (You (m) were making (tea)- Ne shayi etid feen./You (m) were learning - Ne arid feen.) Note: Respective Form. (You (m) were making (tea) .-Nii shayi etid faani./You (m) were learning - Nii azzid faani.) (Yem)

If the subject is "You(f)" verb form ends with "n/i". (You (f) were making (tea)- Ne shayi etid feen./You (f) were learning - Ne arid feen.) Note: Respective Form. (You (f) were making (tea) .-Nii shayi etid faani./You (f) were learning - Nii azzid faani.) (Yem)

If the subject is "She" verb form ends with "n" (She was making (tea).- Bar shayi etid feen/ She was learning.- Bar arid feen.) Note: Respective Form. She was making (tea).-Baas shyi etid feeten/She was learning- Baas azzid feeten.) (Yem)

If the subject is "You(pl)" verb form ends with "i". (You (pl) were making (tea).-Nitto shayi etised faani. / You (pl) were learning.- Nitto arised faani.) Note: Respective Form. You (pl) were making (tea).-Niino shayi etised faaseni./You (pl) were learning.-/ Niino azzised faaseni.) (Yem)

If the subject is "He" verb form ends with "n". (He was making (tea)-Bar shayi eatid feen/ Bar arid feen.) Note: Respective Form. (Baas shayi eatid feeten/ He was learning.- Baas azzid feeten.) (Yem)

If the subject is "They" verb form ends with "n". Note: They ( Masculine Gender). (They were making (tea)-Basakito shayi etised feesen./ They were learning.- Basakito arised feesen.) Note: They ( Feminine Gender) (They were making (tea)- Barikito shayi etised faasen./They were learning.- Barikito arised faasen.) Note: Respective Form. (They were making (tea)- Baasso shayi etised feeseten./They were learning- Baasso azzised feeseten.) (Yem)