Assertion: greek perfect | /r/HasProperty | command
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text: What I guessed was that, putting together imperative, a command, and perfect, a completed action of which we can see the result (an interpretation of perfect that probably comes from the English Present Perfect, which I have been told to be used for actions of which the result is presently visible, with the example my professor always makes being "I have written 20 letters"), the Greek Imperative Perfect was a command of which one thought they already knew the result, in some sense.