There is a good reason that Hebrew Bible readers need to be able to convert verbs from perfect to imperfect and vise versa.
As we begin to study narrative texts we will see how these two classes are deployed by the writers.
Repeat the exercise above untill you can make the conversions easily.
הֶעָרָה
How to use this exercise
First read the sentence aloud. Then work out your translation.
Click the blue button to see the translation and hear the audio.
You can click the button again to repeat the audio.
When you have completed all the sentences you can use the "refresh arrow" at the top left of your screen to clear the English translation.
The Hebrew words on the top right and bottom (in script letters) are for closing the comment.
הֶעָרָה
How to use this exercise
First read the sentence aloud.
Then work out your translation. Click the blue button to see the translation and hear the audio.
You can click the button again to repeat the audio.
When you have completed all the sentences you can use the "refresh arrow" at the top left of your screen to clear the English translation.
The Hebrew words on the top right and bottom (in script letters) are for closing the comment.