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"@lingdocs/pashto-inflector": "^3.2.3",
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That seems like a pretty intimidating chart! But it gets simpler if we remember that we are just making the two blocks (past participle and equative) agree with the king <KingIcon /> of the phrase.
Have a look at the examples below, and notice how both the past participle and the equative blocks agree with the king of the phrase. Perfects are considered past-tense so they will follow the <Link to="/phrase-structure/vp/">same VP structure</Link> as other past tense forms:
Have a look at the examples below, and notice how both the past participle and the equative blocks agree with the king of the phrase. Perfects are considered past-tense so they will follow the <Link to="/phrase-structure/vp/">same VP structure</Link> as other past tense forms, meaning that:
- with **intransitive** verbs the *subject is king*
- with **transitive** verbs the *object is king*
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With perfect tenses, we'll use the <VP text="phrase structure of verbs" /> and the <Link to="/equatives/other-equatives/#overview-of-8-equatives">tenses of equatives</Link>.
IN PROGRESS
With perfect tenses, we'll use the <VP text="phrase structure of verbs" /> and the <Link to="/equatives/other-equatives/#overview-of-8-equatives">tenses of equatives</Link>.

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