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Es tense k sawaliya jumlo yani (interrogative sentences mai imdadi af'aal yani helping verbs jumly k shoru mai likhty hain. Aor jumly k aakhir mai sawaliya nishan lagaya jata hai. jaisa keh:    1.     Have i cut the crops?    2.     Have we flewn the kite?    3.     Have you taken a bath?    4.     Has he ridden on horse?    5.     Has she completed the homework?    6.     Has it watched the T.V?    7.     Have they planted the trees?    8.     Has Aslam made a fire?   Have      helping verb   Has         helping verb   I          subject or pronoun  We      subject or pronoun  You     subject or pronoun  He       subject or pronoun  She      subject or pronoun  It         subject or pronoun  They   subject or pronoun Cut                  verb "3rd form" Flewn             verb "3rd form" Taken             verb "3rd form" Ridden           verb "3rd form" Completed    verb "3rd form" Watched        verb &qu

      Es tense k manfi jumlo yani Negative Sentences mai imdadi af'aal yani helping verbs (has, have) k baad "not" lagaya jaata hai. Jaisa keh:       1.  I have not caught the birds.     2.  We have not offered the prayers.     3.  You have not made a noise.     4.   He has not played foot ball.     5.   She has not cooked the meal.     6.   It has not won the match.     7.   They have not climbed the mountains.     8.   Saleem has not killed the snake.     I           Subject or pronoun    We        Subject or pronoun    You       Subject or pronoun    He         Subject or pronoun    She       Subject or pronoun    It           Subject or pronoun   They      Subject or pronoun    Has      helping verb    Have    helping verb Caught    verb (3rd form) offered     verb (3rd form)       made        verb (3rd form) played     verb (3rd form)      cooked     verb (3rd form) won          verb (3rd form) climbed   verb (3rd form) killed        ver

            Present Perfect Tense            Affirmative Sentences Urdu main pehchan:چکا ہے۔چکی ہے۔چکے ہیں وغیرہ English main pehchan:  1.  Fael yani Subject k baad (have, has) batour helping verbs istemal hoti hai. 2.   Har ek verb ke teesri halat 3rd form istemal hoti hai. Jaisa keh: 1.   I have played football. 2.   We have bought a motorcyle. 3.   You have brought the chair. 4.   He has offered the prayer. 5.   She has washed the clothes. 6.   It has completed the homework. 7.   They have swum in the river.

                Present Continuous Tense                   Interrogative sentences        Es tense k sawalya Jhumlo main imdadi af'aal yani helping verbs (am, is, are) ko  Jumly k Shuru mein likhte hain aor jumly k aakhir mai sawalya nishan (?) Sign of interrogation likhty hain. Jaisa k: 1.    Am I selling the the clothes? 2.    Are we climbing the hills? 3.    Are you taking his photo? 4.    Is he knocking the door? 5.    Is she going to school? 6.    Is it killing the snake? 7.    Are they listening the radio? 8.    Is Saleem watching the Television?

                 Present Continuous Tense                     Negative Sentences         Present Continuous Tense k nagative jumlo (sentences) mai Imdadi af'aal yani helping verbs (am, is, are) k baad "not" lagaya jaata hai. Jaisa keh:       1.   I am not flying a kite.       2.   We are not making a noise.       3.   You are not reading the lesson.       4.   He is not buying the shoes.       5.   She is not washing the clothes.       6.   It is not taking a bath.       7.   They are not cathing the fishes.       8.   Afzal is not cutting the crops.

                                              Affirmative Sentences Structure of this Tense 1. Subject + Helping verb + verb 1st form(ing) + Object + Extension of the Predicate                                              1.     I am playing football.                  2.    We are making a noise.                  3.    You are boiling eggs.                  4.     He is taking the tea.                  5.     She is reading the lesson.                  6.     It is flying a kite.                  7.     They are making a noise.                  8.     Saleem is taking the tea.