Lesson 35 - Subjunctive Series Part 4: Common Triggering Verbs

In this lesson, we will learn about other categories that common triggers of the subjunctive fall under.
Please note, the subjunctive mood is covered in a series of seven lessons. If you are not yet familiar with this topic, I highly recommend watching the lessons in order. This will enable you to better understand the concepts presented.

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00:22 – Intro to the Subjunctive Series
00:56 – What We Have Learned So Far in the Subjunctive Series
01:24 – What We Will Learn in This Lesson
02:06 – The Verbs, Words and Phrases that Trigger the Subjunctive
03:16 – Review on how to form subjunctive mood
04:41 – Basic Subjunctive Sentence Structure in Persian
06:45 - Categories of Common Triggering Verbs
07:20 - The Verbs of Wishes, Desires, Hope and Preferences
09:34 - No Equivalent to "would" in Persian
09:52- Example No. 1: The verb "to love/like : دوست داشتن
13:04 - Example No. 2: The verb "to hope/to be hopeful: امیدوار بودن
16:23 - The Verbs of Requests and demands
17:42 - Example No. 3: The verb "to ask: درخواست کردن"
20:35 - Example No.4: The verb " to ask: خواهش کردن"
23:30 - Tens of the Primary Verb and Present Subjunctive
25:03 - Plans, Intentions and Decisions
25:34 - Example No. 5: The verb "to intend[plan]: قصد داشتن"
28:43 - Example No.6: The verb "to plan: برنامه داشتن"
31:47 - Example No. 7: The verb "to decide: تصمیم گرفتن"
34:08 - The Verbs of Efforts and Attempts
35:07 - Example No. 8: The verb "to try: تلاش کردن"
38:19 - Example No. 9: The verb "to try: سعی کردن"
41:18 - The Verb of Needs and Expectations
42:19 - Example No.10: The verb "to expect: توقع داشتن"
45:04 - Example No.11: The verb " to need: لازم داشتن"
47:02 - Recommendations and Advices
47:46 - Example No.12: The verb "to suggest: پیشنهاد کردن"
51:08 - Example No.13: The verb " to advice: توصیه کردن"
54:54 - Important Points
55:02 - Point No.1: The "to-infinitive" in English equals to "subjunctive" in Persian
56:41 - Point No.2: Other Clauses that Triggers the Subjunctive
59:29 - Point No.3: The Relationship between the Primary Verb and Subjunctive Mood
01:01:52 - Practice Time!
01:02:00 - Conversation
1:03:30 - Translation of the Conversation
1:03:47 - Colloquial/spoken Form Versus Literally/written Form
1:06:32 - Grammar Points
1:09:29 - Reading Practice
1:09:45 - Essay's Translation plus the vocab list
1:10:01 - Reading the Essay
1:11:19 - Literal Translation
1:11:31 - Grammar Points
1:14:35 - Colloquial/Spoken Form
1:16:14 - End of Lesson
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Please check other related helpful lessons below:

Lesson 22 - Contraction of Prepositional Pronouns in Persian/Farsi

Lesson 31 - The Imperative Form

Lesson 32 - Subjunctive Series (Part 1): How to From and Triggers

Lesson 33 - Subjunctive Series (Part 2): باید and شاید

Lesson 34 - Subjunctive Series Part 3: The verbs خواستن and توانستن

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See the link below for a the list of vocab (nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs) used in this lesson with pronunciation:
Lesson 35 - Subjunctive Series Part 4: Common Triggering Verbs

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Remarks: In order to understand these lessons you need to already know the alphabet. Also all the lessons are subsequent to each other, if you don't understand a grammar point in a lesson you need to refer to previous lessons. You can also write your questions in the description box and I will answer them.
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[callisaher]

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[dohakhemiri]

خانم مریم لطفا میخوام یه سوال را بپرسم ❤ hope it is correct :
In this sentence : امیدوارم به زودی ایدا بهتر بشود. Why we have not added را after the object which is here ایدا

[callisaher]

يعنى
اگه بگم :
دوست داشتم به اون شهر بروم … غلطه ؟
بايد بگم :
دوست داشتم به اون شهر مى رفتم ؟

[doha]

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