TA-form verbs indicate action in the past or the perfective aspect . That is what we did in the past or what we have done. And if we combine TA-form verbs and KOTO GA ARIMASU, we can talk about what we have done before, that is, our experiences.
The suffix 〜た puts a plain form verb into the past tense. It tells us that the verb is completed or happened before the present moment. |
The TA-form of verbs is the conjugation form of verbs that ends with TA or DA. It is for the past or the perfect aspect of verbs. Let me explain how you can ... |
The ta-form conjugates the same as the te-form, but ends with た. In affirmative sentences, the ta-form expresses past tense and present perfect tense. |
Ta form in Japanese verb conjugation is generally used to speak of the past tense. The form is related to Te form. |
The verb ta form is used as the past affirmative form in casual speech but this form, grammatically, indicates a completion of an action. So it is used with the ... |
たら is a conditional form. Depending on the context, it can express time sequence like "when/after" and conditions like "if." |
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