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हुआ · गिरा · चीखा

Sequence a past report

Sequence a past report

Short completed events can stand without an auxiliary: , , . A female speaker says . Time phrases make a sequence easy to follow.

Compare a state with event . The state uses past be, while the finished verb records a change. links the next event.

Negate a past event with : . For a past state use . Some everyday perfective verbs such as , , need to be learned with their actual pattern, not an invented universal ending.

  • कुछ गिरा।Something fell.

  • अँधेरा था।It was dark.

  • मैं नहीं नाची।I did not dance. (female)

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