Using "guo" with "le"

Nível: HSK 2 | Categoria: Gramática

Explicação da Regra:

You might be familiar with using 过 (guo) to indicate that an action has been experienced in the past, but then also see it used together with 了 (le). What's going on here? If you're already familiar with the basic usage of both 了 (le) and 过 (guo), then a special explanation of how they sometimes work together is now in order. Verb + 过 + 了 You'll notice that this pattern is often used for everyday behaviors. It's used for actions like "eating" and "brushing one's teeth" and "taking a shower." • 她 吃 过 了。 Tā chī guo le.She has eaten (already). • 牙 刷 过 了。Yá shuā guo le.I've brushed my teeth (already). • 洗 过 了。Xǐ guo le.I've showered (already). • 我们 看 过 了。 Wǒmen kàn guo le.We've seen it (already). • 他们 见 过 了。Tāmen jiàn guo le.They've met (already).

Exemplos com Falantes Nativos:

• 她吃过了。 (tā chī guò le 。): "She has eaten."
• 牙刷过了。 (yá shuā guò le 。): "The toothbrush is gone."
• 洗过了。 (xǐ guò le 。): "Washed."
• 我们看过了。 (wǒmen kàn guò le 。): "We have seen it."

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