text: In Bajan dialect, when the past tense structure is made continuous, it instead becomes the present continuous, for example "He watchin de show" means "He is watching the show", and "She gine eat" means "She is going to eat". The present and past perfect continuous tenses replaces the past continuous.
  The present perfect tense uses the indicator "duh". For example,
  "He duh dun get hey" → "He has already arrived"
  "Wunna dun guh school" → "You all have gone to school.
  The past perfect or pluperfect tense is indicated by the word "did" or "dih". For example,
  "He did wan guh tuh de confrunce" → "He had wanted to go to the conference".
  The future tense is indicated by the word "gun" or "gon". For example,
  "She gine bring wunna de receipt" → "She will bring you all the receipt"
  There are many more nuances to Bajan verbs and tenses in addition. One such nuance is that unlike Standard English, Bajan also tends towards using a zero copula. E.g. "We in de garage" means "We are in the garage". Moreover, the indicators are also used as copulas, much like "to be" in Standard English. E.g. "She duh in de house" means "She was in the house".