equative examples
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displayForm={forms[choice].displayForm}
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english={forms[choice].english}
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textOptions={opts}
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shortDefault
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import {
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addToForm,
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defaultTextOptions,
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defaultTextOptions as opts,
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grammarUnits,
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VerbFormDisplay,
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ButtonSelect,
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concatPsString,
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InlinePs,
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Examples,
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} from "@lingdocs/pashto-inflector";
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import EquativeFormChoice from "../../components/EquativeFormChoice";
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import Formula from "../../components/Formula";
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import Link from "../../components/Link";
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export const opts = defaultTextOptions;
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## Future / Presumptive Equative
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This is used to say that something will be something in the future. It's also used to guess or surmise about something being something.
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This is used for:
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1. Saying that something will be something in the future. ("I'll be...")
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2. To guess or surmise about something being something (now or in the future). ("I'll be...")
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<Formula>
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<InlinePs opts={opts} ps={grammarUnits.baParticle} /> + <Link to="#subjunctive--informative-equative">subjunctive/informative equative</Link>
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<InlinePs opts={opts} ps={grammarUnits.baParticle} /> + <Link to="/equatives/subjunctive-habitual-equative/">subjunctive/habitual equative</Link>
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</Formula>
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<EquativeFormChoice
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], grammarUnits.equativeEndings.subjunctive)
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},
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}}
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opts={defaultTextOptions}
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opts={opts}
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/>
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#### Examples
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<Examples opts={opts}>{[
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{
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p: "زه به په کور کې یم.",
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f: "zu ba pu kor ke yum.",
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e: "I will be at home.",
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},
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{
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p: "مونږ به ستړي یو",
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f: "moonG ba stúRee yoo.",
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e: "We will be tired.",
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},
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{
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p: "ډوډۍ به تیاره وي.",
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f: "DoDúy ba tayáara wee.",
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e: "The food will be ready.",
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},
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{
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p: "تاسو به وږي یئ، که نه؟",
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f: "taaso ba wuGee yeyy, ku nu?",
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e: "You'll be hungry, won't you?",
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},
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]}</Examples>
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## Past Equative
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This is used to say that something was something in the past.
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This is used to say that something was something in the past. ("I was...")
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It is usually used in the short form.
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displayForm: grammarUnits.equativeEndings.past,
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},
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}}
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opts={defaultTextOptions}
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opts={opts}
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/>
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#### Examples
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<Examples opts={opts}>{[
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{
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p: "ته چېرته وې؟",
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f: "tu cherta we?",
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e: "Where were you?",
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},
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{
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p: "زه په کور کې وم.",
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f: "zu pu kor ke wum.",
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e: "I was at home.",
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},
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p: "هغه ډېر ستړی و.",
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f: "haghá Der stúRey wo.",
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e: "He was very tired.",
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},
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p: "هغه ډېره ستړې وه.",
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f: "haghá Déra stúRe wa.",
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e: "She was very tired.",
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},
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{
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p: "مونږ خفه وو",
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f: "moonG khúfa woo.",
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e: "We were sad.",
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},
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]}</Examples>
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## Affirmative Equative
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This is used to affirm or to make a strong assumption that something will have been something.
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This is used:
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1. To affirm or to make a strong assumption that something will have been something. ("I'll have been ...")
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2. To say what would have happened if a hypothetical condition were true. ("If ..., I'd be ...")
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Like the <Link to="#past-equative">past equative</Link> that it's based on, it's usually used with the short form.
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<Formula>
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<InlinePs opts={opts} ps={grammarUnits.baParticle} /> + <Link to="#past-equative">past equative</Link>
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], grammarUnits.equativeEndings.past)
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}}
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opts={defaultTextOptions}
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opts={opts}
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/>
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#### Examples
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<Examples opts={opts}>{[
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{
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p: "ډوډۍ به تیاره وه.",
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f: "DoDúy ba tayáara wa.",
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e: "The food will havve been ready.",
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},
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{
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p: "ته به خبر وې",
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f: "tu ba khabúr we.",
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e: "You will have known.",
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},
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{
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p: "که خوب مې نه وای کړی، زه به ستړی وم.",
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f: "ku khob me nu waay kúRey, zu ba stúRey wum.",
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e: "If I hadn't slept, I would have been tired.",
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},
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]}</Examples>
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## Conterfactual / Past Subjunctive / Wish Equative
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This is used to talk about something being hypothetically something, or to wish that something were something. It is also used for prayers and blessings in some dialects.
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This is used to talk about something being hypothetically something, or to wish that something were something. ("If I was ...", "If only I was ..."). It is also used for prayers and blessings in some dialects.
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Because this uses the non-inflecting tail, it doesn't change at all depending on the person.
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Because this is based on the the non-inflecting tail, *it doesn't change at all, no matter what the subject is*.
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<Formula>
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<InlinePs opts={opts} ps={{ p: "و", f: "w" }} /> + non-inflecting tail
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displayForm: waay,
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}
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<WithTailChoice />
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<Examples opts={opts}>{[
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p: "کاشکې ته دلته وای!",
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f: "kaashke tu dălta waay!",
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e: "If only you were here!",
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},
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{
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p: "که زه ستا پلار نه وای...",
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f: "ku zu staa plaar nu waay...",
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e: "If I wasn't your father...",
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{
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p: "که مونږ خبر وای، نه راتلو.",
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f: "ku moonG khabúr waay, nú raatloo.",
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e: "I we had known, we wouldn't have come.",
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