The aspect particle '了' placed immediately after the verb indicates the realization or completion of an action. The object usually takes numerals, measure words or modifying attributes.
Negative form of completed action. Add '没' or '没有' before the verb and omit '了'. If an action is expected but hasn't occurred yet, use '还没(有)……呢'.
Affirmative-negative question asking whether an action has been completed. Both '……了没有?' and '……了吗?' are common in spoken Chinese.
Indicates two actions happening in immediate succession: as soon as the first action is completed, the second action begins immediately.
Popular spoken idiom meaning 'That goes without saying!' or 'Of course!', affirming something strongly and naturally.
To find or carve out time from a busy schedule to do something ('find some time to...').
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