Verbal aspect is a grammatical feature that expresses the nature of an action in relation to time, focusing on its internal structure rather than its temporal location. It helps convey whether an action is completed, ongoing, or habitual. For example, in the English language, the distinction between the simple past and the present perfect illustrates different aspects of completed actions. In many languages, such as Spanish and Russian, verbal aspect plays a crucial role in verb conjugation. These languages often have specific forms to indicate whether an action is perfective (completed) or imperfective (ongoing or repeated). Understanding verbal aspect enhances comprehension and communication in these languages.