Vて、Vて、〜 (V-te, V-te, ~) — connecting actions (and then...)
Linking one action after another in order.
Formula (सूत्र ढाँचा)
Grammar rule (व्याकरण नियम र परिभाषा)
Use the て-form to chain several actions in one sentence, in order. Only the last verb carries the tense; the earlier ones stay in て-form. Like "do X, do Y, and then Z."
Examples (उदाहरणहरू)
朝 おきて、ごはんを 食べて、学校へ 行きます。
asa okite, gohan o tabete, gakkō e ikimasu.
I wake up in the morning, eat, and go to school.
きのう えいがを 見て、うちへ 帰りました。
kinō eiga o mite, uchi e kaerimashita.
Yesterday I watched a movie and went home.
としょかんへ 行って、本を 読みます。
toshokan e itte, hon o yomimasu.
I go to the library and read a book.
Knowledge check (मिनी ज्ञान जाँच)
Question: 1/3"Wake up and eat" — which is correct?
💡 Hint: Linking verb in て-form; the last takes ます.
The earlier verb stays 「おきて」 (て-form); only 「食べます」 shows tense.
About yesterday: 「えいがを ＿＿、うちへ 帰りました。」
💡 Hint: The middle verb goes in て-form.
The middle verb is 「見て」; 「帰りました」 already marks the past, so 見て stays plain.
"Go to the library and read" — which is correct?
💡 Hint: 「行く」 has a special て-form.
「行く」→「行って」 (irregular), then the final 「読みます」.
Your score: /3