Improved formatting in Lesson 10

Author: Morgawr

src/Section1/Part1/Lesson10.md

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 There is a verb form that ends in て. This verb form is used in two main ways:
 
-- to chain actions or statements together
-- to provide additional nuance to an action or statement
+- to chain actions or statements together;
+- to provide additional nuance to an action or statement.
 
 The て form is made by replacing the past tense た with て. Keep in mind that this isn't some kind of secondary past tense. The て form does not encode any notion of “tense” in its form. It doesn’t tell us anything about the sentence being past or present. 
 
 <pre>
 殺<b>して</b>　切<b>って</b>　買<b>って</b>　死<b>んで</b>　食<b>べて</b>
 </pre>
 
-The godan verb 行く is an exception and its て form is 行って. 
+<div class="warning">
+The godan verb 行く is an exception and its て form is 行って and <b>not</b> 行きて.
+</div>
 
 Adjectives can also have a て form. This is done by turning the い into くて.
 
-<pre>
-赤い	赤くて
-怖い	怖くて
-面白い	面白くて
-いい	よくて
-</pre>
+|               |                |
+|---------------|----------------|
+| 赤<b>い</b>   | 赤<b>くて</b>  |
+| 怖<b>い</b>   | 怖<b>くて</b>  |
+| 面白<b>い</b> | 面白<b>くて</b>|
+| い<b>い</b>   | よ<b>くて</b>  |
 
+<div class="warning">
 The adjective いい is an exception and it becomes よくて.
+</div>
 
 This also works for negative conjugations, which is also how we apply て form to negative verbs.
 
-<pre>
-赤くない	赤くなくて
-食べない	食べなくて
-</pre>
+|          |            |
+|----------|------------|
+| 赤くな<b>い</b> | 赤くな<b>くて</b> |
+| 食べな<b>い</b> | 食べな<b>くて</b> |
 
 We saw “A is B” and “A does B” type of sentences. With the introduction of the て form we will see our first example of “A does B, and then D does C” type of sentences. At the very basic syntax level, AてB means “A happens, and then B”. It can mark either a temporal sequence, or a cause \-\> consequence relationship. It allows us to make longer sentences with multiple verbs in sequence. Note that the subject on both sides does not have to be the same.