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Non-continuous verbs   Some verbs can not be used in continuous tense because such verbs are not used in the ING form. Similar verbs are called non-continuous verbs. Non-continuous verbs includes these characteristics (1) verbs that use thinking (2) verbs that show possession (3) verbs that reflect emotion, mental state, and condition (4) Verbs that reflect perception. Non continuous verb में शामिल होती है ये विशेषताएं होती हैं (1)  ऐसी क्रियाओं जो सोचने मे प्रयोग होती है (2) ऐसी क्रियाएं जो आधिकार दर्शाती हो (3) ऐसी क्रियाएं जो भावना, मानसिक दशा, और दशा को दर्शाती हो (4) ऐसी क्रियाएं जो जो धारणा को दर्शाती हो! (1) verbs that use in thinking:-  think, know, mean, mind, remember, suppose, etc . (2) verbs that show possession :-  own, have, belong, comprise, possess, contain, consist, and etc. (3) verbs that reflect emotion, mental state, and condition :-  believe, like, dislike, love, adore, want, wish, desire, hate, agree, trust, imag...

Continuous tense All the continuous tenses describe running action which is happened at the moment of time or specific present, past, and future time. Continuous tense is also called a temporary action, temporary action means an action which happens in particular time or at the point of time or over period of time in the past. Note: The present continuous tense is used to describe an action that running now or continuing at present time.  These helping verbs are used in present continuous tense. Is/am/are these verbs always used according to subject. "IS" WORKS WITH HE, SHE, IT, NAME. "AM" USED WITH I.  "ARE" USED WITH YOU, THEY AND WE.  to make a positive statement. Subject + is/am/are+ V1+ing + object. Ex- he is playing cricket. Ex- They are going to office. To make a negative statement. Subject + is/am/are + not +V1+ing +object.  Ex- he is not playing cricket. Ex- they are not going to office. To make a Interrogative ...

Future simple tense The future simple tense express an action that will take place in the future. The future tense is also used to state what will happen or will be done as a matter of habit. In the future simple tense, there are two helping verbs are used, the first shall and the second one is will.  Both helping verbs are used according to subject.  Shall is used with I and WE and will works with HE, SHE, IT, NAME, AND THEY.  To make a positive statement.  Subject + shall/will + V1 + object.  Ex- she will sing a song. Ex- i shall make you understand. To make a Negative statement.  Subject + shall/will + not + V1 + object.  EX- she will not sing a song. Ex- i shall not make you understand. To make a Interogative statement.  Ex- will she sing a song? Ex- shall i make you understand?   Besides using will/shall we can also use be going to (subject + am/is/are + going to + main verb + object) to express ...

Past simple tense or simple past tense, it is master of all tenses, past simple tense helps to express past routine action, past events, past incidents,and it also shows  completed action took place at a specific time in the past. The simple past is also frequently used to talk about past habits and generalizations. In past simple tense second form of verb is used to make a statement. To make a positive statement this format is used.           Subject + V2 + OBJECT. Ex- She went to school. Ex- they played well. To make Negative statement.            Subject + did +not+ V1 +object. Ex- she did not go to school. Ex- they did not play well. To make Introgative statement.            Did + subject + V1 + object +? Ex- did she go to school? Ex- did they play well? Some special features where past simple tense is used.  (1)   IN CON...

Present simple tense/simple present tense/present routine action tense, these are the names which are worked as a same tense which is known as a present simple tense. The simple present tense is one of several forms of present tense in English. It is used to describe habits, unchanging situations, general truths, and fixed arrangements. In present simple tense, first form of verb is used, first form of verb always works according to subject (कर्ता). Subject (कर्ता) is also divided in two parts which are called, singular subject or plural subject. These are the words which work as a singular subject (कर्ता).  He, she, it, everybody, somebody, anybody, nobody, everyone, someone, anyone, no one, this, that, each, either, neither, none, etc. And these words work as a plural subject (कर्ता). I, you, they, we, these, those, both, etc. Let's talk about first form of verb. A verb which ends with es, ies, and s is called singular verb. And a verb  without es, ies,...

Tense is a combination of time and an action, let's understand the concept of tense. Look at the formula, There are basically three times, present time, past time, and future time. And now look at the (action) means verb forms, there are four verbs forms V1, V2, V3, and V4.  So now the formula looks. (3) TIMES *(4) ACTIONS= 12 TENSES, if still you have confusion, now look at this. Now, i am going to explain  verb forms, and how they work in tenses. FIRST form of verb is known as present simple tense, and SECOND form of verb is known as past simple tense, again FIRST form of verb is also used in future simple tense, THIRD form of verb is known as perfect tenses, and FOURTH form of verb is known as continuous tenses and perfect continuous tenses. This is how twelve tenses are made. Tense समय और क्रिया का एक संयोजन है, चलो काल की अवधारणा को समझते हैं।  सूत्र को देखें,  मूल रूप से तीन काल होते है , वर्तमान काल , भूत काल और भविष्य काल हैं।  और अ...

Today, I will talk about the pronoun, the pronoun is a part of the parts of speech, pronoun is the most commonly used parts speech In English, we can say that without pronoun we cannot imagine english. Lets talk about the definition of the PRONOUN, pronoun  is a word that is used in the place of Noun, if you do not understand this definition. we can understand it in another way, like we bought a mobile phone and after a few days an update of the same mobile comes, which reduces the usefulness of the mobile that was purchased earlier, just like Noun , and the update of the same mobile that came after a few days is a PRONOUN which will be used in place of the old mobile, if you have understood my point, then we understand the example. Ex- Ankit is playing cricket, if he uses  in place of Ankit then (he) is a pronoun which is used in the place of Ankit (noun). The most commonly used pronouns are:- I, WE, YOU, HE, SHE, IT, THEY, ME, US, HIM, HER, THEM, MY, OURS, ...