Verb Quiz #4 Verb Quiz #4 Important! To instantly receive the next lesson, make sure you answer all the questions and enter the same email address you regularly use with my site. Based on what you now know, what could ‘ba∙lȧ∙nȧ∙va’ mean? (choose the most correct answer) “looking” “looking” or “look” “looking” or “look” or “looking(FUT)” What is a simple way we could express a future action in spoken Sinhala? We use the SAME present-continuous verb form to express a future action. We underline it with a pink rollerball pen. We shout it out louder than the other words. What could ‘dhén∙né nǣ’ mean? (choose the most correct answer) “giving” or “give” or “giving(FUT)” “not giving” or “don’t give” or “not giving(FUT)” “not looking” or “don’t look” or “not looking(FUT)” What does ‘pas∙sé’, ‘a∙dhȧ’, and ‘hé∙tȧ’ mean? “I”, “you”, and “we” “chair”, “table”, and “door” “later”, “today”, and “tomorrow” How would you say “I am speaking later”? ma∙mȧ dhé∙nȧ∙va ma∙mȧ pas∙sé ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va ma∙mȧ ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va How would you say “I am not giving the chair today”? ma∙mȧ dhén∙né nǣ ma∙mȧ pu∙tu∙wȧ dhén∙né nǣ ma∙mȧ pu∙tu∙wȧ a∙dhȧ dhén∙né nǣ [Required] Email
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Learn to speak "good enough" Sinhala with the minimum needed effort
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