In Hebrew grammar, Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous are used to indicate actions that have happened in the past. The Past Perfect tense in Hebrew, known as “Avar Shavur”, is used when the action has been completed. On the other hand, Past Perfect Continuous, also known as “Haavar Hameshulav”, is used when the action had been ongoing over a period of time. Understanding when to use Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous can enrich the conversational skills of learners and provide a deeper understanding of the Hebrew language.
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