In clauses wherein the tense is different, all of the words associated with that clause are malleable to the clause verb. Same with ang verbs, etc. In this sentence, the first clause is malleable to the ang grunger for past tense, but the second clause, since it stays in present tense, remains in the ing grunger . Ong Since ing, ang, ung, and ong are contained in most of DiLingo words, these are legitimate members of the DiLingo alphabet. The firesign de redund is an interfix which which connects a word to a root word, effecting both syntax as well as rhyme.
All double vowels are long.
And you don't want to know why, believe me. I am very bad. See Matrices, next section. It is left as a task to the speaker of DiLingo to use a proper noun as an expletive. In this way, using a GOOD person's name would be an expletive denoting wonderful surprise.