Grammar 39 · Olvastam, olvastál, olvasta · Grammar

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Olvastam, olvastál, olvasta

Regular past and object conjugation

Regular past and object conjugation

Past uses -t/-tt plus person endings. Indefinite read: . Definite read: . First-person singular forms can coincide, so use the object and context.

An intransitive work paradigm is . Past negative is normally plus the same person form. Irregular stems are learned with common verbs rather than forced into one pattern.

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PersonMeaning
I — read, past indefinite
you, familiar — read, past indefinite
· he/she/you polite — read, past indefinite
we — read, past indefinite
you familiar plural — read, past indefinite
· they/you polite plural — read, past indefinite
  • Én egy könyvet olvastam.I read a book, past.

  • Te egy könyvet olvastál.You read a book, past.

  • Te a könyvet olvastad.You read the book, past.

  • Ő egy könyvet olvasott.He/she read a book, past.

  • Ő a könyvet olvasta.He/she read the book, past.

  • Mi a könyvet olvastuk.We read the book, past.

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PersonMeaning
I — read, past definite
You (familiar singular) — read, past definite
He/she/you polite — read, past definite
We — read, past definite
You (familiar plural) — read, past definite
They/you polite plural — read, past definite

Other frequent past chunks here are I got up and gave. In the pharmacy, means take or swallow medicine; without that prefix can mean buy. The prefix and object together determine the meaning. Prefixes often follow commands: , take the medicine.

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