Verbs stay agglutinative
Verbal morphology is fully regular. You start with the root, then add tense, then mood, then negation if needed. The language does not fuse these categories together.
Worked examples
taku = goes / travels
taku-pa = went
taku-ka = will go
taku-ke = would go
taku-se = go!
taku-ka-nu = will not go
taku-pa-ke = would have goneWhat to watch
If -nu appears anywhere except the end, the form is wrong. That one rule removes a lot of
ambiguity when you read longer predicates.
Transfer drill
Take another root such as maku and try the same stack: maku-pa, maku-ka-nu, maku-ke.