Editing Muscogee language (section)

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Muscogee has suffixes at the ends of sentences indicating the functions of sentences. Statements end in ''-(e)s'', questions seeking a yes or no answer end in -''v'', and singular commands end in -''vs''.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Mood forms of ''nesetv'' 'to buy'
!Mvskoke
!
!English
!
|-
|nēses
|/ni:s-ís/
|he/she is buying it
|statement
|-
|nēsv?
|/ni:s-a/
|is he/she buying it?
|question
|-
|nesvs!
|/nis-ás/
|buy it!
|command
|}
Like other Muskogean languages, Muscogee has a system of ablaut or "grades" that indicate distinctions in [[grammatical aspect]].<ref name="Martin_a" />
{| class="wikitable"
|+Grade forms of ''wvnvyetv'' 'to tie'
!Mvskoke
!
!English
!
|-
|wvnvyetv
|/wanay-itá/
|to tie
|infinitive
|-
|wvnvyvs
|/wanáy-as/
|tie it!
|zero grade
|-
|wvnayes
|/wana:y-ís/
|he/she is tying it
|lengthened grade
|-
|wvnahyes
|/wanáhy-is/
|he/she tied it (today/last night)
|aspirating grade
|-
|wvnayes
|/wanâ:y-is/
|he/she has tied it
|falling tone grade
|-
|wvnąyes
|/wanǎ:ⁿy-is/
|he/she keeps tying it
|nasalizing grade
|}
Verbs in Muscogee sometimes have different forms when their subjects or objects are plural.<ref name=":2" /> Verbs like this generally describe position or motion.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Plural forms of verbs
!singular subject
!dual subject
!triplural subject
!
|-
|vretv
|welvketv
|fulletv
|to go about
|-
|hueretv
|sehoketv
|svpakletv
|to stand
|-
|letketv
|tokorketv
|pefatketv
|to run
|-
|wakketv
|wakhoketv
|lomhetv
|to lie
|}