Verbs and their forms

VERBS AND THEIR FORMS

VERBS AND THEIR FORMS is also very important to study because more and more verbs you remember, it will be easier for you to make more meaningful sentences .

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Keep practising as regular learning is important in early days.

Today, we have come with the difference form of the Verbs and their forms . We refer verbs as Main Verbs (MV) .

Leading these will enhance your vocabulary for sure.

So, let's start .

Sr. No.	Present Tense Form (1st Form)	Meaning in Hindi (अर्थ)	Past Tense Form (2nd Form)	Past Participle Form (3rd Form)	Present Participle Form (-ing form)
1	Come	आना	Came	Come	Coming
2	Go	जाना	Went	Gone	Going
3	Run	दौड़ना	Ran	Run	Running
4	Walk	चलना	Walked	Walked	Walked
5	Jump	कूदना	Jumped	Jumped	Jumped
6	Sing	गाना(गीत) गाना	Sang	Sung	Singing
7	Talk	बात करना	Talked	Talked	Talking
8	Share	साँझा करना	Shared	Shared	Sharing
9	Ask	पूछना	Asked	Asked	Asking
10	Request	विनंती करना	Requested	Requested	Requesting
11	Say	कहना	Said	Said	Saying
12	Laugh	हँसना	Laughed	Laughed	Laughing
13	Feel	महसूस करना	Felt	Felt	Feeling
14	Play	खेलना	Played	Played	Playing
15	Dance	नृत्य करना, नाचना	Danced	Danced	Dancing
16	Stand	खड़े रहना	Stood	Stood	Standing
17	Read	पढ़ना	Read	Read	Reading
18	Write	लिखना	Wrote	Written	Writing
19	Hear	सुनना	Heard	Heard	Hearing

Above are the few verbs with their Hindi meaning and other forms .

Learning them properly will help your vocabulary to grow .

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Change The Voice

CHANGE THE VOICE

VOICE/ Active & Passive

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Using proper "VOICE" in the English sentence makes your sentence more meaningful & expressive .

So, let's be effective and expressive with our "VOICE" .

You must have faced some confusions regrading the grammatically corrections of your sentences .

Worry No Further, we are here to help you as everyone like you have faced this issue .

Today, we are going to take one of the very important topic in English i.e. Voice .

VOICE has two types .

Active Voice

Passive Voice

Let's heard straight to the topic .

Any sentence or statement can be expressed in two ways .

Ideally, the affirmative sentence starts with Subject (S) of the sentence followed by helping verb (HV), main verb (MV) and object (O) of the sentence .

The above sentences can be written as ;

S + HV + MV + O

This above form is "Active form of Voice in which Subject leads the sentence."

Second type is "Passive Voice in which an object leads in the sentence."

Further, understanding the VOICE , we have to go through each and every single tense .

First, we take Present Tense .

Present Tense has 5 sub-types namely ;

1. Simple Present Tense .

2. Present Indefinite Tense .

3. Present Continuous Tense .

4. Present Perfect Tense .

5. Present Perfect Continuous Tense .

The rules which we will study to apply for this Present Tense will be applicable to the remaining sub-types of the sentences (respective to their counterparts) .

To do the VOICE , a English Sentence must have all three important component like

Subject (S) + Helping Verb (HV) + Main Verb (MV) + Object (O)

NOTE : There is one separate type of VOICE change which do not have Subject (S) called as Imperative Sentence Voice Change .

TENSES

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So, in our last posts we had studied about sentence formation, rules regarding the usages of main verb (MV) and many other Important things .

Today, we will do a simple recap of what had we studied in our last posts regarding forms of the verb and which form of the verb to be used in different types of tenses .

We have assembled some questions for you and by answering these questions, you will be able to know how much had you retained in your memory about the tenses .

Q.1. How many total sub-types of the all three tenses ?

Q.2. Which are the sub-types of Past Tenses ?

Q.3. What is the helping verb of Past Perfect Tense?

Q.4. Which tense comes after Future Indefinite Tense ?

Q.5. Which tense has a helping verb as 'has been / have been' ?

Q.6. Which form of main verb (MV) is used in Present Perfect Continuous Tense ?

Q.7. Which tense comes before Present Continuous Tense ?

Q.8. What is the helping verb (HV) of Past Indefinite Tense ?

Q.9. '-ing form' of the verb in used in which tenses ?

Q.10. What is the helping verb (HV) of Future Perfect Tense ?

Likewise fee more questions can be made to check how much you had learnt till now .

So, I'll be checking your answers in comment box .

So, share your answer by writing the number of question in front of the answer .

Now, let's move on !

Today, we will discuss a very important thing that is 'Person and its Usage' .

In English Grammar, a person is the way of referring to someone taking part in an event, such as the person talking, the person being talked to, the person being talked about. 

Grammatican persons are accomplished by using pronouns . 

Pronouns are the words used to take the place of a noun in order to make speech easier to understand and convey .

Grammatically, the person are of three types .

1. First Person (1st Person) : The first person is the speaker referring to himself or herself.

2. Second Person (2nd Person) : The second person is the person whom someone is speaking to or writing to .

3. Third Person (3rd Person) : The third is used in places indicating the gender of the person about the other person in reference .

TYPE OF PERSON	PRONOUN	PERSON / PLURALITY	GENDER
First Person	I	First person singular (This comes from the person speaking)	-
First Person	We	First person plural (This comes from a person part of a group)	-
Second Person	You	Second person singular or plural (This comes from a person talking directly to someone.)	-
Third Person	He	Third person masculine singular / third person gender-neutral singular	masculine (only for men or boys)
	She	Third person feminine singular	feminine (only for women or girls)
	It	Third person neutral singular (This comes from a person talking about something that has no gender)	-
	They	Third person plural / third person gender-neutral singular (the singular usage is commonly accepted)	-
	Any Name	Related to any name	-