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@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ This same form is used when you are saying that **A = B generally, habitually, o
<Examples opts={opts}>{[ <Examples opts={opts}>{[
{ p: "هغه تر ماښامه پورې په دوکان کې وي", f: "haghá tur maaxaama pore pu dookáan ke wee", e: "He's in the shop until evening. (generally, habitually)" }, { p: "هغه تر ماښامه پورې په دوکان کې وي", f: "haghá tur maaxaama pore pu dookáan ke wee", e: "He's in the shop until evening. (generally, habitually)" },
{ p: "اته بجو نه بعد دوکان بند وي", f: "atu bajo na bad dookáan band wee", e: "The shop is closed after 8 o'clock. (generally, habitually)" }, { p: "اتو بجو نه بعد دوکان بند وي", f: "atu bajo na bad dookáan band wee", e: "The shop is closed after 8 o'clock. (generally, habitually)" },
]}</Examples> ]}</Examples>
⚠ **Warning**: For English speakers **it take some time to get used to choosing between the *present* and *habitual* equatives**. Standard English uses the same form for both, but in Pashto the forms change! ⚠ **Warning**: For English speakers **it take some time to get used to choosing between the *present* and *habitual* equatives**. Standard English uses the same form for both, but in Pashto the forms change!