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329) Present Continuous Tense – Negative Form - Rule

In English Language, “Present participle form” of a verb is used irrespective of person, number, and gender but to indicate present continuous tense, helping verb “am not” is used for the subject I, “are not” for “We/You/They”, and “is not” for He/She/It. (English)
In Halaba Language, the “verb form” varies with respective person, number, and gender. The verb form ends as mentioned in the below table. (Halaba)
I am not making/ learning. (English)
If the subject is "I", the verb form ends with ''-aammiibbaxa" (faarsaammiibbaxa/ rosaammiibbaxa). (Halaba)
We are not making/ learning. (English)
If the subject is "we", the verb form ends with ''-naammiibbaxa/-aammiibbaxa" (faarsinaammiibbaxa/ronsammiibbaxa). If the verb form ends with "aammiibbaxa" (learn-ronsaammiibbaxa), the letter "n" comes before the "aammiibbaxa". (Halaba)
You (m) are not making/ learning. (English)
If the subject is "You(m)", the verb form ends with ''-taantiibbaxa/-aantiibbaxa" (faarsitaantiibbaxa/rossaantiibbaxa). (Halaba)
You (f) are not making/ learning. (English)
If the subject is "You(f)", the verb form ends with ''-taantiibbaxa/-aantiibbaxa" (faarsitaantiibbaxa/rossaantiibbaxa). (Halaba)
She is not making/ learning. (English)
If the subject is "She", the verb form ends with ''-taaxiibbaxa/-aaxiibbaxa" (faarsitaaxiibbaxa/rossaaxiibbaxa). (Halaba)
You (pl) are not making/ learning. (English)
If the subject is "You(pl)", the verb form ends with ''-teenantaabbaxa/-eenantaabbaxa" (faarsiteenantaabbaxa/ rosseenantaabbaxa). (Halaba)
He is not making/ learning. (English)
If the subject is "He", the verb form ends with ''-anoobbaxa" (faarsanoobbaxa/ rosanoobbaxa). (Halaba)
They are not making/ learning. (English)
If the subject is "They", the verb form ends with ''-taaxiibbaxa/-aaxiibbaxa" (faarsitaaxiibbaxa/rossaaxiibbaxa). (Halaba)