Knowing the subject prefixes that always tell the one who does an action, the time maker that expresses when the action was done, and the verb which is exactly the performed thing, is the basic tool for understanding how to compose Swahili sentences. After that step, we examine the adverbs of time that express past, present, and future time. The final step is to look at Conjunctios so we may be able to create the conversation.

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