Datapoint San Andres Creole English/Suppletion according to tense and aspect

Suppletion according to aspect or tense is extremely rare, mainly concerning go - gaan (Engl. 'go - gone'; aspect). In the acrolect, the suppletive copulas iz - waz can be heard (tense). Note also that many verb stems are seemingly derived from an English past tense form (in reality, most of them are British dialectal forms), e.g. marid ‘to marry’, lef ‘to leave’, etc.

Values

Weak suppletion according to aspect only

Example 10-125:
Beda Naansi an Beda Taiga gaan out iina boot.
Beda
Brother
Naansi
Anansi
an
and
Beda
Brother
Taiga
Tiger
gaan
go.pfv
out
out
iina
in
boot.
boat
Brother Anansi and Brother Tiger went out in a boat.
Confidence:
Very certain