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Verb了...就... for “After …, (Then) …”

Put 了 after the first verb to mean “once this is done,” and 就 before the second verb for what follows: 我下了课就去图书馆.

वाक्य का ढाँचा

verb1 + 了 + (object)，(subject) + 就 + verb2

了 marks the first action as finished; 就 brings in what happens next. 就 can sometimes be left out.

我下了课就去图书馆。

When to use Verb了...就... for “After …, (Then) …”

This pattern packs two steps into one short sentence. 了 goes right after the first verb to show that action is (or will be) finished: 下了课 “after class is over,” 吃了饭 “after eating.” Then 就 comes before the second verb, after its subject if there is one: 我下了课就去图书馆 “I’ll go to the library after class.” Here 了 does not mean the past; it means “once … is done,” so the pattern works for the future, for habits and for the past. In relaxed speech 就 can be left out: 下了课我们去打球吧.

你到了北京就给我打电话。

Call me once you get to Beijing.

他每天吃了晚饭就去公园走走。

Every day after dinner he goes for a walk in the park.

买了票我们就进去吧。

Let’s go in once we’ve bought the tickets.

写完了作业，我就睡觉。

Once I’ve finished my homework, I’ll go to bed.

आम गलतियाँ

  • Put 了 right after the first verb: 吃了饭就走, not 吃饭就了走.
  • Put 就 after the subject of the second part: 我就去, not 就我去.
  • This 了 means “once it’s done,” not “in the past,” so 下了课就去 can be about tomorrow.

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他每天吃 晚饭就去公园走走

Every day after dinner he goes for a walk in the park
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