Useful Drills 54
Practice makes perfect!
Note: Before doing these homeworks, make sure you have learned the previous words fluently.
Follow the examples and say the verbs with all subjective pronouns:
Note: You should say both imperative roots one after another. But, use the first option only.
To beat = 
/zædæn/.
Beat! (imperative) = 
/zæn/. Or 
/bezæn/.
I beat = 
/mizænæm/.
You beat = 
/mizæni/ ...
Now continue!
To become = 
/shodæn/.
Become! (imperative) = 
/sho/. Or 
/besho/.
I become = 
/mishævæm/.
You become = 
/mishævi/.
Now continue!
To break = 
/shekæstæn/.
Break! (imperative) = 
/shekæn/. Or 
/beshekæn/.
I break = 
/mishekænæm/.
You break = 
/mishekæni/.
Now continue!
To bring = 
/a:vordæn/.
Bring! (imperative) = 
/a:r/. Or 
/bi ya:r/.
I bring = 
/mi a:væræm/.
You bring = 
/mi a:væri/.
Now continue!
To buy = 
/khæridæn/.
Buy! (impreative) = 
/khær/. Or 
/bekhær/.
Secret Note!! Do not call anybody /khær/!! It is a taboo word. It means donkey in Persian. In saying, it refers to a person who is slow to understand.
I buy = 
/mi khæræm/.
You buy = 
/mi khæri/.
Now continue!