Category:Verbal Categories
Feature:Suppletion According to Tense and Aspect WALS
Name:Tense and aspect
Languages (73):
Conlangs (60):
Kelanian
Sa'nakkan
Novegradian
Jezzali
Dravean
Rugian
Eridanian
Dahilese
Alopian
Fakename3
Dacayan
Paagnnyaglŝ
Phanyo
Denaden
Future English
Audente
Kassunetian
Celdirin
Ozavakve
Simbri
Kaynuryos
Hercsex
Massalian
Alakulian
Maja
Başam
Thensarian
Adejori
Snahhian
Tizian
Levran There are three kinds of irregularities: Vocalic (in which the vowel of the stem changes), Consonantal (in which a consonant of the stem changes), Pure Irregular (in which the whole stem changes).
Bơlơn
Kamëzet
Phitonic
Geulish
Lohsee
Proto-Toroq
yimmu
Yeqochun
Siaswo
Pach'o
Velan
Ussaria
Weakwan
Gothish
Anxian
Laga
Menxháo
Bologau
Sambahsa
mundeze
Chlouvanem
Shalolese
Tense and aspect are fused as one morpheme.

Irregular verbs so far:
zol "to be" (i need to find the forms for this)
toh "to hear" -> to- with affixes starting with z-; tohl- with perfectives 
hes "to think" + heqg (imperfect irrealis) = heqg
xohl "to strike or hit" -> xol- with affixes starting with z-; + heqg = xoleqg
shet "to give" -> shek- with affixes starting with z-

Not counting verbs where the sh-z harmony rule applies.
(All instances of the phonemes /ʂ/ and /ʃ/ in a word assimilate into whichever of the two is the first to appear.
	Xwasvngzengshab.
	/xʷa.səŋ.ʂeŋ.ʂab/ instead of /xʷa.səŋ.ʂeŋ.ʃab/)
Old Drengan
Vedran
Azalian
Kalavi
Akxera
Guimin
Tenshorian

Natlangs (13):
French
Russian
Spanish
Burushaski
Georgian
Greek (Modern)
Hindi
Ingush
Lezgian
Persian
Supyire
Polish
Irish