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Sentences in Past Tense attempt من دیروز گفته را نوشتم. سپس، کتب را خودنم. شوهری من سیب را خورد . I read that past tense in Persian is more regular than present. So I thought I'd try these sentences out. I'm hoping I'm using "ra" correctly after my direct objects, and that I chose the right words. Merci!

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Sentences in Past Tense attempt

من دیروز گفته تکالیفم (1) را نوشتم. سپس، کتابم را خواندم. شوهری من سیب را خورد

I read that past tense in Persian is more regular than present. So I thought I'd try these sentences out. I'm hoping I'm using "ra" correctly after my direct objects, and that I chose the right words. Merci!

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1. Student assignments

قرمز :‌ تصحیح

آبی : ‍‍‍‍‍پیشنهاد

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could you say what you were trying to say in English??? maybe we could help you better that way.. some words are not clear what you wanna say. thanks :)
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Sentences in Past Tense attempt

من دیروز جمله را نوشتم. سپس، کتاب را خواندم. شوهر من سیب را خورد .

I read that past tense in Persian is more regular than present. So I thought I'd try these sentences out. I'm hoping I'm using "ra" correctly after my direct objects, and that I chose the right words. Merci!

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Sentences in Past Tense attempt

من دیروز گفته را نوشتم. سپس، کتب را خودنم. شوهری من سیب را خورد .

(.من دیروز تکالیفم را نوشتم و سپس کتاب خواندم)

.شوهر من سیب را خورد
I read that past tense in Persian is more regular than present. So I thought I'd try these sentences out. I'm hoping I'm using "ra" correctly after my direct objects, and that I chose the right words. Merci!

In Farsi we use (ra) in the sentence to answer to 2 questions: 1: what for? And 2:for who?

1: چه چیز را؟

2:چه کسی را؟

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