Zompist Bboard Again

I am specifically interested in the verb forms of adjectives denoting properties of objects. (hot, long, blue, hard...)

In my conlang adjectives are verbs:

• "It is being-blue".

What meaning could be assigned to the transitive form of such a word?

• "It is being-blue it".

well I was "going to" try to explain it to you but since you don't seem to be getting it I guess I will no longer be "going to" do that.

1, 2, & 3 are all happening at 2. The speaker is speaking at 2 and is looking forward in time to what is about to happen (#3) or or looking back in time to what just happened (#1). The speaker starts "going to fix" at the beginning of the first red arrow (#1) and continues to do so til...

You put ... "have been" before the thing it describes "I have been fixing" (#4) describes the entire time period from the start of the fixing until the moment marked with a 5. The statement itself is made by the speaker at the moment marked with a 5. The speaker is looking back ...

All this is complicated by the fact that when you switch to the past tense you also switch the direction of the verb.

I am going to fix.
I am fixing.
The car is fixed.

Hence the use of "having fixed" and "having been" in the posts above.

then what are 1,3,4,6,7,9? They are the time periods that the speaker is referring to. 4 is "I have been fixing (something)". The speaker is referring back to the time period during which he was fixing something which extends from the beginning of the box up to 5. (1)I AM having been goin...

The box represents the time period during which "fixing" is taking place. Time is moving in the direction of the arrows. The moment "I am", during which the speaker is speaking is speaking, is the present which is either 2, 5, or 8. 2 is an arbitrary moment before "fixing&qu...

number 4 is simply "I have been fixing". I just extended that pattern and regularized it.

I started with the grammatical sentences and then regularized them. This question isn't about English grammar. It's a question about tenses and aspects and whatever the other thing is.

See the edit I made to the op.

Tense + ???? + aspect. What I want to know is what is " ???? "? (3)I AM going to be going to fix (6)I AM going to be fixing... (9)I AM going to be having fixed (2)I AM going to fix... (5)I AM fixing... (8)I AM having fixed... (1)I AM having been going to fix... (4)I AM having been fixing.....