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2. Give you the [simple master formula](#the-master-formula-for-pashto-verbs) for all verbs
3. [Prove](#how-this-actually-works-for-all-verbs) how this does work for *all* verbs
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<p>If you find this article helpful you can find <em>much more</em> in the <a href="https://grammar.lingdocs.com/">LingDocs Pashto Grammar</a> and <a href="https://dictionary.lingdocs.com/">LingDocs Pashto Dictionary</a>.</p>
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## Two Aspects in Pashto Verbs
The first thing to realize in that in Pashto, **every verb has two main roots**, based on two different [aspects](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_aspect).
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Notice how you will often hear people say, "دعا کوه!" (Pray for me!) This is an *imperfective* command meaning that they want you to pray for them, repeatedly, in general. If they just wanted you to make one prayer at one time, they would say "دعا وکړه!"
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<p>If you've found this article helpful you can find <em>much more</em> in the <a href="https://grammar.lingdocs.com/">LingDocs Pashto Grammar</a> and <a href="https://dictionary.lingdocs.com/">LingDocs Pashto Dictionary</a>.</p>
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### There's more...
For the sake of simplicity, we've left out some verb forms. There are a number of other forms, but don't worry, they all follow simple formulas as well.

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description: "A Pashto dicitionary with smart-search and inflection/conjugation",
link: "https://dictionary.lingdocs.com",
},
{
title: "Dari Dictionary",
description: "A Dari dictionary in progress",
link: "https://dari-dictionary.lingdocs.com",
},
{
title: "Pashtoodle",
description: "A Pashto version of the well-loved word guessing game",