PRESENT pewm DOHNpewm I give DOHNpewms We give pewt DOHNpewt You give DOHNpewts Y'all give pewl DOHNpewl It gives DOHNpewls They give PAST peym DOHNpeym I gave peyt DOHNpeyt You gave peyl DOHNpeyl It gave FUTURE pihm DOHNpihm I will give piht DOHNpiht You will give pihl DOHNpihl It will give -------- PRESENT PERFECT pawm DOHNpawm I am giving pawt DOHNpawt You are giving pawl DOHNpawl It is giving IMPERFECT pohm DOHNpohm I was giving poht DOHNpoht You were giving pohl DOHNpohl It was giving PAST PERFECT pahm DOHNpahm I had given paht DOHNpaht You had given pahl DOHNpahl It had given FUTURE PERFECT pehm DOHNpehm I will have given peht DOHNpeht You will have given pehl DOHNpehl It will have given
Like nouns, verbs have the root stressed (in capitals meaning louder, higher pitch, slower) with the indicator unstressed. The first letter of the indicator is always p, meaning it is a verb indicator (also, it's the first indicator of the sentence meaning it's a verb indicator). The last letter of the indicator indicates if it is I (m) you (t) or it (l). This last letter "agrees" with the pronouns meym, tewt, lihl. The easily distinguished vowel (most important part of indicator) codes for the tense of the verb. Most common vowels get assigned to most commonly used tenses.
To make it plural add an "s" to the end of the indicator (which would agree with the s at the end of the subject/1st object)
To make it passive, include the word "to be" (kewp) like in English:
DOHNpawm KEWPpawm: I am being given