Persian Language Lesson

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Vocabulary:

Text

Structure

Exercise1: Complete with the verb “to be”:

Omission of Pronouns- Verbal endings tell who the subject is. Thus, subject pronouns may be omitted in Persian sentences:

Exercise1: Fill in with pronouns:

Negation- Negation is expressed by adding the negative prefix نه to the positive verb. Negative forms of “to be”, having undergone historical changes, are:

Exercise 3- Complete with the negative of “to be”:

Sentence Structure- In general, various parts of speech occur after the subject and before the verb. Thus, the normal sentence structure in Persian is:

Exercise 4- Put in order:

Interrogation- No change of order is required to express a question. In the written style, where there is no question word, the interrogative may be introduced by the particle

Exercise 5- Read in positive and interrogative forms:

Persian Alphabet- (New letters in lesson 4)

Exercise 6- Join the letters into words:

Writing

Exercise 1- Rewrite in the correct form:

Conversation Patterns

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