hasan 42tr <hasan42tr@yahoo.
Hello again, Friends.
Today, while we were studying رÙته ام and Ù…ÛŒ رÙته ام , I saw that the first one looks like The Present Perfect Tense of English and the second sentence is like The Present Perfect Continuous Tense. Am I right?
Can you give me an internet address explaining these tenses in Persian, or can any of you do this for me? Some examples with English translations would also be nice.
Thank you very much for your help.
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hi dear
you are right.first one in present perfect and second is present perfect continuoue.but now in persian we rarely use رÙته ام or Ù…ÛŒ رÙته ام . we say رÙتم and داشتم Ù…ÛŒ رÙتم instead . dont learn persian grammer , learn how to speak well .
yours Armando
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