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The Verbal Function of the Dialectical Present Tense of the Albanian Indicative Mood

This paper investigates the verbal function of the present tense which is a type of indicator of the relation of this tense with other constituent units of the semantic, functional and syntax structure. 
 
The verbal function marks the time of action within a syntax construct. Tense differences arise only through the use of the verb according to its "tenses". These differences serve to find and analyze the verbal forms of the present as a grammatical tense with the function of the past and the future. The semantic structure is extracted from the text and context within a syntax which are found in the dialects of the Albanian language. 
 
The concordance between the objective and the grammatical present makes the term "present" strong. The phenomenon of "enalag" is the possibility of using forms of other meaning, different from ordinary. Thus, the verb may be used as the non-present tense of the present. It may be in the present tense with reference to the past and the present tense with reference to the future. 
 
In this paper we will present the linguistic phenomenon of the enalag, the function of the dialectical present tense indicative mood, with the meaning of the past and the future in the spoken Albanian language.