C2 Compound Verbs 8 min read 困难

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Persian compound verbs combine a noun or adjective with a light verb to create meanings that often defy literal translation.

  • The light verb (e.g., kardan, zadan) loses its original meaning and acts as a functional carrier.
  • Idiomatic meaning is derived from the combination, not the sum of parts (e.g., 'to hit' + 'heart' = 'to fall in love').
  • Direct objects or prepositions must be placed before the light verb, never between the noun and the verb.
Noun/Adjective + [Light Verb] = New Idiomatic Meaning

Overview

Persian idiomatic compound verbs represent a critical juncture for C2 learners, marking a transition from foundational grammar to a nuanced, native-like understanding of the language. This linguistic phenomenon involves pairing a Non-Verbal Element (NVE)—typically a noun, adjective, or adverb—with a Light Verb (LV), such as کردن (kardan, to do/make) or زدن (zadan, to hit/strike). Crucially, the light verb in these constructions often undergoes semantic bleaching, losing its original literal meaning and instead providing grammatical scaffolding (tense, person, mood) for the NVE, which carries the primary semantic load.
For instance, گُل زدن (gol zadan) does not literally mean “to hit a flower”; it idiomatically translates to “to deceive” or, in a sports context, “to score a goal.” Mastering these units is indispensable for both comprehension and natural expression in contemporary Persian.
The prevalence of compound verbs in Persian stems from the language’s historical development, characterized by a relatively limited inventory of simple (monomorphemic) verbs. To expand its expressive capacity, Persian evolved by combining existing nouns and adjectives with a small set of highly versatile light verbs, creating a vast and intricate lexicon of action-describing units. This system allows for semantic precision and idiomatic richness that single verbs often cannot convey, making a deep understanding of their usage paramount for advanced learners.
You’ll encounter these constructions in virtually every aspect of Persian communication, from formal literature to casual conversations and digital media.

How This Grammar Works

At its core, an idiomatic compound verb functions as a single lexical unit, despite being composed of two distinct parts: a Non-Verbal Element (NVE) and a Light Verb (LV). The NVE is the semantic nucleus, providing the core meaning of the action or state. This NVE is typically indeclinable and remains constant across conjugations.
The LV, on the other hand, is grammatically active; it conjugates for tense, person, number, and mood, and hosts all prefixes (e.g., می- for continuous/imperfect, ن- for negation, ب- for subjunctive/imperative). The semantic relationship between the NVE and LV is not literal; instead, the LV acts as a functional operator for the NVE.
Consider صحبت کردن (sohbat kardan, to talk). Here, صحبت (sohbat, talk/conversation) is the NVE, and کردن (kardan, to do/make) is the LV. The meaning is derived from صحبت, while کردن provides the verbal structure.
This contrasts with simple verbs like گفتن (goftan, to say), which are monomorphemic. The choice of light verb is largely arbitrary from a synchronic perspective, but linguistically fixed through convention. For example, you صحبت کردن (talk) but قدم زدن (ghadam zadan, to walk/take a step).
Substituting the light verb (e.g., قدم کردن) would either be ungrammatical or alter the meaning entirely. This specificity underscores the idiomatic nature of these constructions, demanding memorization rather than logical deduction.
Common light verbs beyond کردن and زدن include:
  • دادن (dādan, to give): قول دادن (ghol dādan, to promise)
  • گرفتن (gereftan, to take): تصمیم گرفتن (tasmim gereftan, to decide)
  • شدن (shodan, to become): عصبانی شدن (asabāni shodan, to become angry)
  • آوردن (āvardan, to bring): یاد آوردن (yād āvardan, to recall)
  • کشیدن (keshidan, to pull): انتظار کشیدن (entezār keshidan, to wait/expect)
  • خوردن (khordan, to eat/drink): غصه خوردن (ghosse khordan, to grieve)
The semantic bleaching of the light verb is a key characteristic. زدن in حرف زدن (harf zadan, to speak) has nothing to do with “hitting”; it simply verbalizes حرف (harf, word/speech). This functional shift is what distinguishes light verbs from their literal counterparts and forms the bedrock of advanced Persian vocabulary.
You should approach each compound verb as a unique lexical entry, despite its composite structure.

Formation Pattern

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The formation of idiomatic compound verbs strictly follows a two-part structure: a Non-Verbal Element (NVE) and a Light Verb (LV). The NVE always precedes the LV in standard Persian sentence structure, though poetic or highly emphatic contexts might occasionally invert this order, which is rare in modern usage. The LV is the only part that conjugates, reflecting all grammatical information. The NVE remains constant and unmarked for grammatical categories like tense or person.
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1. Non-Verbal Element (NVE):
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This component carries the core lexical meaning. NVEs can take several forms:
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Noun: The most common type. E.g., کار (kār, work) in کار کردن (to work), حرف (harf, word) in حرف زدن (to speak).
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Adjective: E.g., آزاد (āzād, free) in آزاد کردن (to free/release), بیدار (bidār, awake) in بیدار کردن (to wake up).
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Adverb: Less common, but present. E.g., خوب (khub, well) in خوب کردن (to heal/make well).
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Prepositional Phrase: The preposition often directly attaches to the NVE, forming a semantic unit before the LV. E.g., به یاد (be yād, to memory) in به یاد آوردن (to recall), از دست (az dast, from hand) in از دست دادن (to lose).
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2. Light Verb (LV):
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This verb is conjugated for all grammatical categories and hosts prefixes. The NVE is never conjugated. Here’s how conjugation applies to the LV, using صحبت کردن (sohbat kardan, to talk) as an example:
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| Tense / Aspect | Conjugated Form (Persian) | Transliteration | Meaning |
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| :------------------------ | :------------------------ | :--------------------- | :------------------- |
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| Present Indicative | صحبت می‌کنم | sohbat mi-konam | I talk / I am talking|
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| Present Subjunctive | صحبت بکنم | sohbat be-konam | That I talk |
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| Simple Past | صحبت کردم | sohbat kardam | I talked |
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| Past Continuous | صحبت می‌کردم | sohbat mi-kardam | I was talking |
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| Past Perfect | صحبت کرده بودم | sohbat karde budam | I had talked |
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| Negative Present Ind. | صحبت نمی‌کنم | sohbat nemi-konam | I don't talk |
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| Negative Simple Past | صحبت نکردم | sohbat nakardam | I didn't talk |
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Notice that prefixes like می- (mi-), ب- (be-), and ن- (na-) attach directly to the light verb, never to the NVE. For instance, you say حرف نَزَد (harf nazad, he didn't speak), not نَ‌حرف زد. This consistent pattern simplifies conjugation once the NVE-LV pairing is known.
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3. Stress Placement:
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In most compound verbs, the primary stress falls on the last syllable of the NVE, not on the light verb. This phonetic detail is crucial for sounding natural. For example, in کار کَردَن (kār kardan, to work), the stress is on کار. In حرف زدن (harf zadan, to speak), the stress is on حرف. Misplacing the stress can make your speech sound robotic or unclear, sometimes even altering the perceived meaning by emphasizing the literal sense of the light verb.

When To Use It

Idiomatic compound verbs are pervasive in Persian, serving several key functions that make them indispensable for C2 learners. They are not merely alternatives to simple verbs; they often provide greater semantic precision, fill lexical gaps, or reflect sociolinguistic nuances.
  1. 1Semantic Precision and Nuance: Many compound verbs offer a more specific or nuanced meaning than a single simple verb might. For example, while دیدن (didan, to see) is general, بازدید کردن (bāzdid kardan, to visit/inspect) specifies the *type* of seeing. Similarly, به جا آوردن (be jā āvardan, to perform, to fulfill a duty) is far more precise than کردن (kardan, to do).
  • Example: من از نمایشگاه کتاب بازدید کردم. (Man az namāyeshgāh-e ketāb bāzdid kardam., I visited the book exhibition.)
  • Example: او وظیفه‌اش را به جا آورد. (U vazifash-rā be jā āvard., He fulfilled his duty.)
  1. 1Lexical Expansion: Persian frequently uses compound verbs to create verbal expressions for nouns or adjectives, especially those borrowed from other languages or representing modern concepts. This allows the language to integrate new vocabulary fluidly.
  • Example: تلفن کردن (telefon kardan, to telephone) from تلفن (telephone).
  • Example: ایمیل زدن (eymil zadan, to email) from ایمیل (email).
  • Example: چک کردن (chek kardan, to check/verify) from چک (check).
  1. 1Idiomatic Expression: Many compound verbs are highly idiomatic, meaning their sense cannot be deduced from the literal meanings of their components. These are the most challenging but also the most rewarding to master, as they unlock truly native-like communication.
  • سر زدن (sar zadan, to drop by/visit briefly): دیروز به دوستم سر زدم. (Diruz be dustam sar zadam., Yesterday I dropped by my friend's place.)
  • غصه خوردن (ghosse khordan, to grieve/worry): برای حرف‌هایش غصه می‌خورم. (Barāye harfhāyash ghosse mi-khoram., I am grieving over his words.)
  • قول دادن (ghol dādan, to promise): قول می‌دهم به موقع برگردم. (Ghol mi-diham be moghe bar-gardam., I promise to return on time.)
  1. 1Formality and Register: Sometimes, a compound verb exists alongside a simple verb with a similar meaning, but one might be preferred in specific registers. Compound verbs are often more common in spoken, everyday Persian, while simple verbs can feel more literary or formal. For instance, گریه کردن (gerye kardan, to cry) is common in speech, whereas گریستن (geristan, to weep) is more poetic. Similarly, in formal contexts, honorific light verbs are used to show respect, as in تشریف آوردن (tashrif āvardan, to grace with one's presence) instead of آمدن (āmadan, to come) in a polite social exchange (a form of Ta’arof).

Common Mistakes

Advanced learners often stumble with idiomatic compound verbs due to several persistent error patterns. Overcoming these requires a deliberate shift from analytical decomposition to holistic memorization and contextual understanding.
  1. 1Literal Interpretation of Light Verbs: This is the most pervasive mistake. You cannot deduce the meaning of زدن or کردن in a compound verb based on their literal translations (

Conjugation of 'To Decide' (تصمیم گرفتن)

Person Present Past Future
I
تصمیم می‌گیرم
تصمیم گرفتم
تصمیم خواهم گرفت
You (sg)
تصمیم می‌گیری
تصمیم گرفتی
تصمیم خواهی گرفت
He/She
تصمیم می‌گیرد
تصمیم گرفت
تصمیم خواهد گرفت
We
تصمیم می‌گیریم
تصمیم گرفتیم
تصمیم خواهیم گرفت
You (pl)
تصمیم می‌گیرید
تصمیم گرفتید
تصمیم خواهید گرفت
They
تصمیم می‌گیرند
تصمیم گرفتند
تصمیم خواهند گرفت

Meanings

Compound verbs are the backbone of Persian, where a non-verbal element (noun, adjective, or prepositional phrase) combines with a 'light' verb to form a new, often idiomatic, action.

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Emotional/Psychological

Using 'zadan' or 'kardan' to describe internal states.

“دل زدن (to be nauseous/to be hesitant)”

“دل دادن (to fall in love/to dedicate)”

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Social/Interactional

Describing social dynamics or communication.

“حرف زدن (to speak)”

“گوش دادن (to listen)”

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Physical/Action-Oriented

Describing physical actions that are idiomatic.

“پا شدن (to stand up/to leave)”

“دست زدن (to clap/to touch)”

Reference Table

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Form Structure Example
Affirmative
Noun + Verb
او کار کرد
Negative
Noun + na-Verb
او کار نکرد
Interrogative
Noun + Verb?
آیا او کار کرد؟
Progressive
Noun + mi-Verb
او داشت کار می‌کرد
Imperative
Noun + Verb
کار کن!
Passive
Noun + Verb-e-shodan
کار انجام شد

正式程度

正式
تصمیم اتخاذ نمودن

تصمیم اتخاذ نمودن (Formal meeting vs. casual chat)

中性
تصمیم گرفتن

تصمیم گرفتن (Formal meeting vs. casual chat)

非正式
تصمیم گرفتن

تصمیم گرفتن (Formal meeting vs. casual chat)

俚语
یه فکری کردن

یه فکری کردن (Formal meeting vs. casual chat)

The Anatomy of a Compound Verb

Compound Verb

Light Verbs

  • کردن to do
  • زیدن to hit
  • دادن to give

Examples

  • حرف زدن to speak
  • قول دادن to promise
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من حرف می‌زنم.

I speak.

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او کار می‌کند.

He works.

3

گوش بده.

Listen.

4

غذا می‌خورم.

I eat.

1

او تصمیم گرفت.

He decided.

2

من قول نمی‌دهم.

I don't promise.

3

او خسته شد.

He got tired.

4

ساعت چند راه می‌افتی؟

What time do you set off?

1

او به من سر زد.

He visited me.

2

او دل به کار داد.

He dedicated himself to the work.

3

او از من تعریف کرد.

He complimented me.

4

او دست به کار شد.

He started the work.

1

او چشم از من برنمی‌داشت.

He couldn't take his eyes off me.

2

او حرفش را به کرسی نشاند.

He made his point prevail.

3

او پا پس کشید.

He backed out.

4

او سر و صدا راه انداخت.

He caused a scene.

1

او دل به دریا زد.

He took the plunge.

2

او سنگ روی یخ شد.

He was embarrassed/shamed.

3

او آب از آب تکان نخورد.

Nothing changed/No reaction.

4

او کاسه کوزه را سر من شکست.

He blamed me for everything.

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او مو را از ماست بیرون می‌کشد.

He is extremely meticulous/pedantic.

2

او کلاهش پس معرکه است.

He is out of the loop/in trouble.

3

او خون به دل من کرد.

He broke my heart/caused me great pain.

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او دست و پا گم کرد.

He got flustered/panicked.

容易混淆

Idiomatic Compound Verbs: Beyond the Literal (zadan, kardan) 对比 Simple vs. Compound

Learners try to make simple verbs compound.

Idiomatic Compound Verbs: Beyond the Literal (zadan, kardan) 对比 Transitive vs. Intransitive

Mixing up 'kardan' (transitive) and 'shodan' (intransitive).

Idiomatic Compound Verbs: Beyond the Literal (zadan, kardan) 对比 Prepositional Verbs

Treating the preposition as a separate word.

常见错误

✗

حرف دیروز زد

✓

دیروز حرف زد

Separation error.
✗

کار کردن من

✓

من کار می‌کنم

Word order.
✗

حرف زدن من

✓

من حرف می‌زنم

Conjugation.
✗

قول کردن

✓

قول دادن

Wrong light verb.
✗

تصمیم نگرفت

✓

تصمیم نگرفت

Actually correct, but often confused with 'تصمیم نه گرفت'.
✗

سر زدن من به او

✓

من به او سر زدم

Syntax.
✗

دل دادم به او

✓

من به او دل دادم

Preposition placement.
✗

او خیلی حرف زد

✓

او خیلی حرف زد

Correct, but learners often put 'خیلی' between 'حرف' and 'زد'.
✗

دست به کار را زد

✓

دست به کار شد

Wrong verb.
✗

آب از آب تکان خورد

✓

آب از آب تکان نخورد

Negation placement.
✗

کاسه کوزه را شکست

✓

کاسه کوزه را سر من شکست

Missing the idiomatic component.
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مو از ماست کشید

✓

مو را از ماست بیرون کشید

Incomplete idiom.
✗

پا پس کشید

✓

پا پس کشید

Correct, but often confused with 'پا کشید'.
✗

خون به دل شد

✓

خون به دل کرد

Transitive vs intransitive.

句型

من ___ کردم.

او ___ زد.

آیا تو ___ دادی؟

او ___ شد.

Real World Usage

Texting constant

پیام دادم.

Job Interview very common

اقدام کردم.

Food Delivery common

سفارش دادم.

Travel common

راه افتادیم.

Social Media very common

لایک کردم.

Academic Writing common

بررسی نمودم.

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💡

Memorize as a unit

Don't learn 'harf' and 'zadan' separately. Learn 'harf zadan' as one word.
⚠️

Don't separate

Never put words between the noun and the verb.
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Use the right light verb

If you are unsure, 'kardan' is the most common, but check the dictionary.
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Body parts

Many idioms use body parts. If you see one, it's likely an idiom.

Smart Tips

Check if it's a compound verb.

او دست را زد. → او دست زد.

Use formal nouns with 'kardan'.

او کار را انجام داد. → او اقدام نمود.

Don't translate literally.

He hit the head. → He visited.

Negate the verb, not the noun.

نه تصمیم گرفت. → تصمیم نگرفت.

发音

HARF-zadan

Stress

Stress usually falls on the noun/adjective, not the light verb.

Statement

Noun-Verb↓

Neutral assertion

记住它

记忆技巧

Think of the light verb as a 'battery' that powers the noun 'machine'.

视觉联想

Imagine a person trying to hit a 'word' (harf) with a hammer (zadan). It's silly, but it helps you remember 'harf zadan' is 'to speak'.

Rhyme

Noun and verb, side by side, keep them close, don't let them hide.

Story

Ali wanted to 'promise' (ghol dadan). He held a 'promise' in his hand and 'gave' (dadan) it to his friend. Now they are bound by the compound.

Word Web

حرف زدنکار کردنقول دادنتصمیم گرفتنسر زدندل دادن

挑战

Write 5 sentences using different light verbs in 5 minutes.

文化笔记

Uses many slang compounds.

More poetic compounds.

Uses Arabic-root nouns.

Persian compound verbs evolved from the need to express complex actions using a limited set of simple verbs.

对话开场白

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امروز چه تصمیمی گرفتی؟

“

آیا تا به حال دل به دریا زده‌ای؟

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چرا به حرف من گوش نمی‌دهی؟

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آیا کسی را می‌شناسی که مو از ماست بیرون بکشد؟

日记主题

Describe a time you had to make a hard decision.
Write about a friend who visited you recently.
Discuss a risk you took in your life.
Reflect on a time you were blamed for something.

常见错误

Incorrect

正确

Incorrect

正确

Incorrect

正确

Incorrect

正确

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Test Yourself

Fill in the correct light verb.

او تصمیم ___.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: گرفت
تصمیم گرفتن is the standard collocation.
Correct the sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

او حرف دیروز زد.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: او دیروز حرف زد
Adverb must precede the compound.
What does 'سر زدن' mean? 多项选择

سر زدن

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: To visit
It is an idiom.
Reorder the words. Sentence Reorder

Arrange the words in the correct order:

All words placed

Click words above to build the sentence

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: او دیروز حرف زد
Standard SOV order.
Translate to Persian. 翻译

I promise.

Answer starts with: من ...

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: من قول می‌دهم
قول دادن is the correct collocation.
Match the noun to the verb. Match Pairs

Match each item on the left with its pair on the right:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: گرفتن, زدن, دادن
Correct collocations.
Which is the correct negative? 多项选择

تصمیم گرفتن (negative)

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: تصمیم نگرفت
Negation attaches to the verb.
Fill in the blank.

او دل به ___ زد.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: دریا
Idiom: دل به دریا زدن.

Score: /8

练习题

8 exercises
Fill in the correct light verb.

او تصمیم ___.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: گرفت
تصمیم گرفتن is the standard collocation.
Correct the sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

او حرف دیروز زد.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: او دیروز حرف زد
Adverb must precede the compound.
What does 'سر زدن' mean? 多项选择

سر زدن

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: To visit
It is an idiom.
Reorder the words. Sentence Reorder

زد / او / حرف / دیروز

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: او دیروز حرف زد
Standard SOV order.
Translate to Persian. 翻译

I promise.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: من قول می‌دهم
قول دادن is the correct collocation.
Match the noun to the verb. Match Pairs

Match: تصمیم, حرف, قول

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: گرفتن, زدن, دادن
Correct collocations.
Which is the correct negative? 多项选择

تصمیم گرفتن (negative)

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: تصمیم نگرفت
Negation attaches to the verb.
Fill in the blank.

او دل به ___ زد.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: دریا
Idiom: دل به دریا زدن.

Score: /8

Practice Bank

10 exercises
Translate 'I lost interest in him' using 'del boridan'. 翻译

I lost interest in him.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: از او دل بریدم.
Match the idiom with its meaning. Match Pairs

Match these pairs:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: sar kardan: to manage, jā zadan: to impersonate, chashm pushidan: to overlook
Reorder the words to say 'He boasted about his car'. Sentence Reorder

ماشینش - به - را - کشید - رخ - من

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: ماشینش را به رخ من کشید
He is always 'talking about' his past. 填空

او همیشه از گذشته‌اش ___.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: دم می‌زند
Which one means 'to overlook'? 多项选择

Pick the correct idiom:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: چشم پوشیدن
Fix: 'I visit my parents every week.' Error Correction

من هر هفته به پدر و مادرم گل می‌زنم.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: من هر هفته به پدر و مادرم سر می‌زنم.
Translate 'How do you spend your time?' 翻译

How do you spend your time?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: چطور وقتت را سر می‌کنی؟
Don't 'impersonate' a doctor. 填空

خودت را جای دکتر ___.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: جا نزن
Which verb implies 'suffering'? 多项选择

Select the verb:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: رنج کشیدن
Match the Light Verb with its figurative vibe. Match Pairs

Match vibes:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: zadan: force/suddenness, khordan: passive/receiving, keshidan: duration/tension

Score: /10

常见问题 (8)

It allows for infinite vocabulary expansion without new roots.

No, only specific collocations are accepted.

If the literal meaning makes no sense in context.

No, it's a light verb carrier.

It will sound very unnatural or wrong.

Yes, but choose formal nouns.

Learn them in context, not as lists.

Yes, some dialects use different light verbs.

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In Other Languages

German high

Funktionsverbgefüge

German separates the prefix in some cases; Persian never does.

French moderate

Verbes supports

French is more rigid with prepositions.

Spanish moderate

Locuciones verbales

Spanish word order is more flexible.

Japanese high

Suru-verbs

Japanese is SOV, but the compound structure is very similar.

Arabic partial

Fi'l wa Ism

Arabic is highly synthetic; Persian is more analytical here.

Chinese high

Verb-Object compounds

Chinese has no conjugation.

Learning Path

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