Editing Warrongo language (section)

==Verbal morphology==
Verbs belong to one of three [[Grammatical conjugation|conjugation]] classes,{{sfn|Tsunoda|2011|p=255}} which are characterised by the presence of a 'conjugational marker' (-l-, -y- or none) which appears in certain verb forms. Verbs take suffixes for change of [[Valency (linguistics)|valency]] or for [[Grammatical tense|tense]]/[[Grammatical mood|mood]] (future tense, between two and three non-future tenses, [[Imperative mood|imperatives]], [[Apprehensional mood|apprehensional]]). There are also purposive forms, which signal intention when used as the predicate of a non-subordinate clause,{{sfn|Tsunoda|2011|p=291}} or mark verbs in [[subordinate clauses]] for purpose, result or successive actions.{{sfn|Tsunoda|2011|p=413}}