Tense

Tense is the moment the action happens.

Grades of Pastː

Today Past (TP): Anything that happened today
Yesterday Past (YP): Anything that happened yesterday
This Week Past (TWP): Anything that happened in this week and before yesterday
Previous Week Past (PWP): Anything that happened before this week
Far Past (FP): Everything that happened before PWP.

Present

Anything that is happening right now

Grades of Future

Today Future (TF): Anything that will happen today
Tomorrow Future (TMF): Anything that will happen yesterday
This Week Future (TWF): Anything that will happen in this week and before yesterday
Next Week Future (NWF): Anything that will happen next week
Far Future (FF): Everything that will happen after NWF.

Aspect

Aspect is expresses how a verbal action, event, or state, extends over time. Aspects are marked with a preffix.

Perfective Aspect (PVA): An event viewed in its entirety, without reference to its temporal structure during its occurrence.
Perfect Aspect (PTA): Brings attention to the consequences of a situation. (a-)
Progressive Aspect (PRA): Situation is described as ongoing and evolving. (ta-)
Stative Aspect (STA): Situation is described as ongoing but not evolving. (pa-)
Habitual (HAB): Situation is repeated during a certain period of time. Used with rutines, habits, traditions and events that happen with regularity. (o-)
Initial (INT): Beginning of a new action. (u-)
Inchoactive (INC): Begining of a new state. (mi-)
Continuative (CNT): An event continues and is still happening. (bo-)
Cessative (CST): A situation ends being interrumped or being finished. (na-)
Completive (CMP): A situation or action is completed. (ko-)
Puntual (PNT): An event without inner duration.Or with very short duration. (ka-)
Pausative (PST): An event is interrumped with the certainity it will start again. (ma-)
Durative (DUR): Temporal extension. (no-)
Protractive (PRT): Long or very long temporal extension. (lo-)
Resumptive (RSM): Something that has been interrumped starts again. (me-)
Iterative (ITR): A puntual action is repeated in the same moment. (za-)
Frecuentive (FRC): A situation is repeated so many times. (zo-)
Avertive (AVR): An event almost happen. (si-)
Conative (CON): The attemp to do an action. (sa-)
Frustrative (FRS): Indicates that an action was performed or attempted, but did not produce the expected result. (do-)
Prospective (PRS): It presents a situation as imminent or poised to occur from a specific point of reference. (gu-)

Person

Verbs change depending if it is in first singular, etc...

There are two First Person Plural, exclusive and inclusive. Exclusive has "me" + "he/she/it/they" without "you". Inclusive has "you".