Chinese Verb-ed 了 vs. 过 Explained | Basic Chinese Grammar

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To describe an action that happened in the past, you often see the word 了or 过 or sometimes 过了 after a verb. For example, 你吃了吗？你吃过了吗？They both mean: "did you eat?" or "have you eaten?" Do they have different implications? Yes. And how? Let's all take a close look at them now. Are you ready to improve your Chinese speaking skills?

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