Verbs                
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clears the text from the display window (or word processor) - on the real machine, not in this simulator
swiches the application from Minspeak to Computer Mode - on the real machine, not in this simulator         the application will read aloud any text in the display window - on the real machine, not in this simulator deselects a folder or icon - on the real machine, not in this simulator switches the application from Minspeak to spelling mode, so that words not stored in the machine can be entered by typing them - on the real machine, not in this simulator enters a space in the display window - on the real machine, not in this simulator deletes one character at a time, like the backspace key on a pc - on the real machine, not in this simulator pluralises the last word generated - on the real machine, not in this simulator    
e.g. have, do, use, make, see, jump     were is the only verb in this folder e.g. has, does, uses, makes, sees, jumps... e.g. had, did, used, made, saw, jumped... e.g. been, gone, done, seen                  
              e.g. having, doing, using, making....                
      be is the only verb in this folder                      
                               
                               
                               
                              creates new line in display window - on the real machine, not in this simulator


The first person and third person root verbs (e.g. Have and Has, Do and Does) are stored in the Verb Root (cell A2) and Verb +S (cell E2) folders.

The past tense verbs (e.g. Had, Did) are the same for both first person and third person verbs, and they are stored in the Verb +ED (cell F2) folder.

The verb 'To Be' has exceptions with more forms than any other verb. At the root level Are is stored in the Verb Root folder (cell A2) and Is is stored in the Verb +S folder (cell E2). But there are two more forms, Be and Am, and each needs a folder of its own so that the same target icon can be used to produce them.

Be is stored on its own in the Be folder (cell E4). Am is only ever spoken before or after I, so it is not stored as a separate word in Minspeak LLL, but is found in the phrases I am and Am I, in the appropriate phrases folders I and Am-Are-Is. (See All Folders View in Core Explorer, cells A3 and E4 respectively).

At the past tense level Was is stored in the Verb +ED folder (cell F2) along with all the other past tense verbs, and Were is the only verb stored in the Were folder (cell D2).