Simple

Present Tense

Simple Present:

It describes actions that happen habitually, routinely, or are generally true. It's used for events that occur regularly or facts that are always true. It is formed using the auxiliary verb " हूँ / है / हैं / हो hoon/hai/ hain/ ho (am/is/are) followed by the base form of the main verb in Hindi and English according to the subject of its Person/Gender/Number.

The habitual present tense

The habitual present tense is used to describe actions that are done regularly, repeatedly, or are part of a person's routine or habit. It expresses actions that happen often or on a consistent basis.

1.0 Simple Present Tense/

1.1 1st Person

1.1.1 Sing. (Mas.) (मैं/mein)

Examples of the songs:

Edu 23 न मैं भगवान् हूँ/na mein bhagwaan hoon

Edu 24 आवारा हूँ/aawaaraa hoon

Edu 62 चला जाता हूँ, किसी की धुन में/chalaa jaataa hoon, kisii kii dhun men

Edu 46 Kids 8 नन्हा मुन्ना राही हूँ/ Nanhaa Munnaa Raahi Hoon

1.1.2 Sing. (Fem.) (मैं/mein)

Examples of the songs:

Edu19 मैं कमसिन हूँ/mein kamsin hoon

1.1.3 Plu. (Mas.) (हम/ham)

Examples of the songs:

Edu10 अच्छा.. तो हम चलते हैं/achchhaa..to ham chalte hain

Edu56 एक दूसरे से करते हैं प्यार हम/ek doosare se karte hain pyaar ham

1.1.4 Plu. (Fem.) (हम/ham)

1.2 2nd Person

1.2.1 Sing. (Mas.) (तू/tuu)

Edu75 कभी तू छलिया लगता है/kabhii tuu chhaliyaa lagataa hai

1.2.2 Sing. (Fem.) (तू)

Edu75 कभी तू नूरी लगती है/kabhii tuu Noorii lagatii hai

1.2.3 Sing.(Mas) (तुम/tum)

Examples of the songs:

Edu16 क्या देखते हो,सूरत तुम्हारी/kyaa dekhte ho surat tumhari

3.2.4 Sing. (Fem.) (तुम/tum)

Edu19 तुम कमसिन हो/tum kamsin ho

Edu98 चौदहवीं का चाँद हो या आफ़ताब हो /chaudhaviin ka chaand ho ya aaftaab ho

3.2.5 Sing.(Mas.) (आप/aap)

3.2.6 Sing. (Fem) (आप/aap)

Examples of the songs:

1.3 3rd Person

1.3.1 Sing. (Mas.) (वह/ विजय/vah/vijay)

Edu11 वो क्या है?/vo kyaa hai?

3.3.2 Sing. (Fem.) (वह/ कमला/vah/kamla)

Examples of the songs:

Edu76 लड़की क्यों न जाने क्यों लड़कों सी नहीं होती /ladkii kyun na jaane kyun ladkon sii nahiin hotii

3.3.3 Plu. (Mas.) (वे/लड़के/ve/laDake)

Examples of the songs:

Edu08 संदेसे आते हैं/sandese aate hain

Edu61 पंछी सुर में गाते हैं/panchhii sur men gaate hain

Edu99 हैं सबसे मधुर वो गीत जिन्हें /hain sabse madhur wo giit jinhen

3.3.4 Plu. (Fem.) (वे/लड़कियाँ/ve/laDakiyaan)

Examples of the songs:

Present Continuous (Progressive):

It describes an action that is happening right now, at the moment of speaking, or is temporary and ongoing. It is formed using the auxiliary verb "हूँ / है / हैं/ हो hoon/hai/ hain/ ho (am/is/are) followed by the base form of the main verb in Hindi and English according to the subject of its Person/Gender/Number.

3.1 1st Person

3.1.1 Sing. (Mas.) (मैं/mein)

3.1.2 Sing. (Fem.) (मैं/mein)

3.1.3 Plu. (Mas.) (हम/ham)

3.2 2nd Person

3.2.1 Sing. (Mas.) (तू/tuu)

3.2.2 Sing. (Fem.) (तू/tuu)

3.2.3 Sing.(Mas) (तुम/tum)

3.2.4 Sing. (Fem.) (तुम/tum)

Examples

Edu88 क्या खूब लगती हो बड़ी सुंदर दिखती हो/kya khoob lagtii ho baDii sundar dikhtii ho

Edu90 तुम इतना जो मुस्कुरा रहे हो/tum itanaa jo muskuraa rahe ho