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Before we understand how these compounds are made and how they work, it might be helpful to quickly picture them as little machines. Before we understand how these compounds are made and how they work, it might be helpful to quickly picture them as little machines.
With **stative compounds**, we are taking some object and changing it by "making" it something else. We have something that is changing *"state"*, hence the name "stative." For example - if we *melt* ice, we are changing the state of the water from frozen to liquid. We are *making* the ice into liquid. With **stative compounds**, we are taking some object and changing it by "making" it something else. We have something that is changing *"state,"* hence the name "stative." For example - if we *melt* ice, we are changing the state of the water from frozen to liquid. We are *making* the ice into liquid.
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<img src={stativeCompoundTransitive} alt="" className="img-fluid" /> <img src={stativeCompoundTransitive} alt="" className="img-fluid" />
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- **stative compounds** are used **to make** something different - **stative compounds** are used **to make** something different
- **dynamic compounds** are used **to do** an action - **dynamic compounds** are used **to do** an action
For each type of compound we have a completely different structure and set of rules. If a student is just told that there are "compound verbs" in Pashto and then they try to understand what's going on with them, they are in for a world of pain. 😫 But if we know that there are both stative and dynamic compounds, **everything will make sense**. 🙂 For each type of compound we have a completely different structure and set of rules. If a student is just told that there are "compound verbs" in Pashto and then try to understand what's going on with them, they are in for a world of pain. 😫 But if we know that there are both stative and dynamic compounds, **everything will make sense**. 🙂