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-te shimauhttp://homepage3.nif......on-e34.htm
"Verb + te shimau" is often used in the form of -te shimatta, for example nonde shimatta (I) have drunk it all or wasurete shimatta (I) have forgotten.
-te miruhttp://homepage3.nif......on-e35.htm
The auxiliary verb - te miru is usually written in hiragana. The verb of intention is in the ?te form, connecting it to miru, and it expresses the meaning of
-te kuru -te ikuhttp://homepage3.nif......on-e32.htm
The meaning of -te form of a verb + "kuru come/iku go" changes according to whether the verbs "kuru" and "iku" function independently of the other verb or not.