The Past Participle 2 Flashcards
The past participle can be combined with other verbs (in any tense) in the sense of “having done something”
Go and come!
Gihing enna!
The past participle can be combined with other verbs (in any tense) in the sense of “having done something”
I will go and come
Gihing ennang.
The past participle can be combined with other verbs (in any tense) in the sense of “having done something”
Will you go and come?
Gihing enəvadə?
The past participle can be combined with other verbs (in any tense) in the sense of “having done something”
Shall I go and come?
Mang gihing ennədə?
The past participle can be combined with other verbs (in any tense) in the sense of “having done something”
Drink tea and go
Tē bīla yannə
The past participle can be combined with other verbs (in any tense) in the sense of “having done something”
I ate rice and came
Bat kāla āva
Tœmbili geDiyak kapəla denəvadə?
Will you cut a king coconut (and give)?
Bilə arang ennə?
Bring the bill (and come)
Shirt-ekak dāla ennang
I’ll put a shirt on and come
Potə arang yannə õnedə?
Do you want to take the book (and go)?
Kœmə hadəla dennəda?
Shall I make the food (and give)?
Mage yāluwa adə udē œvilla giyā?
My friend came (and went) this morning
HeTə salli arang ennang
Ill bring the money tomorrow
KaDèTə gihing ennə puluwandə?
Can you go to the shop (and come)?
Īye œvilla salli dunna
She came yesterday and gave the money