What You'll Learn
Turning verbs into nouns to talk about activities. This chapter covers the '-al' and '-uka' endings.
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Languages
Vocabulary
Phrases
The independent variable was
en
Geç kalmak
tr
کر بھلا ہو بھلا
ur
Vai tev ir laiks?
lv
Estar a la altura.
es
to give a slip
en
वह कहाँ है?
hi
यह तो चार दिन की चाँदनी है।
hi
Warten Sie bitte kurz.
de
tener mala uva
es
Estar com a faca nos dentes
pt
å sitte i førersetet
no
به خانه میروم.
fa
Tāls ceļojums
lv
Está tudo ok
pt
recevoir une changement
fr
Jít pěšky
cs
أطلق مبادرة
ar
出差
zh
Diga uma coisa.
pt
Értem már.
hu
Wer nicht wagt, der nicht gewinnt.
de
私は辛いものが好きです
ja
度过时光
zh
Grammar Rules
Coordination of Multiple Independent Clauses
hr
Negative Past Tense: How to say 'I didn't' (Passé Composé Negation)
fr
Rhetorical Chiasmus in Dutch Prose
nl
Prepositions Indicating Cause and Purpose
hy
Trying things out (아/어/여 보다)
ko
Kannada Personal Pronouns: I, You, He, She (naanu, neevu)
kn
Saying "I didn't" (Simple Past Negation)
hi
Arabic Future Tense: Planning with sa and sawfa (سـ & سوف)
ar
Verbs of Being: 'To be' (ဖြစ်သည်)
my
Admirative Nuances of the Renarrative Mood
bg
Neuter Nouns in '-u'
gu
Portuguese Numbers: Counting and Agreement (1-100+)
pt
Thai Relative Clauses (ที่, ซึ่ง, อัน)
th
Yes/No Questions (ဟုတ်တယ် / မဟုတ်ဘူး)
my
Subjunctive of Emotion
ro
Direct Object Pronouns: Me, Te, O/A (The Shortcut Words)
pt
Nominalization with (ခြင်း)
my
Caring for things: 'Look after'
en
