Abandon Collocation


Abandon collocational usage with common adverbs: Completely, Hastily, Entirely, Altogether, Effectively, Largely, Finally, For more adverbs and usage; please watch the free video below.

Past Perfect Continuous Tense


When we find (se rahi thi, se chal rahe the, se raha tha..) at the end of hindi sentences, we call them Past perfect continuous tense. With both Singular & P luralSubjects : had been + V-ing Affirmative Sentences SUB + had + been + (V-ing) + Object + for/since. Negative Sentences SUB + had … Continue reading Past Perfect Continuous Tense

Past Perfect Tense


HAD for plural and singular numbers + V_3rd When we find (chuka tha, chuke the, chuki thi, ya tha, ee thi, ey the) at the end of any sentence we call it Past Perfect Tense. We use HAD with both singular and plural numbers with V_3rd. Affirmative Sentences Subject + had + V_3rd + Object. … Continue reading Past Perfect Tense

Past Continuous Tense


Singular Number: WAS + V_ing (He/She/It) Plural Number: WERE + V_ing (we, they, I, you) When we find (rha tha, rhi thi, the the, na tha) at the end of any sentence, we call it past continuous tense and with plural numbers we use WERE and with singular number WAS with ing form verb. Affirmative … Continue reading Past Continuous Tense

Past Indefinite Tense


When you find any sentence ending with (aa, ee, e) that is past indefinite tense, and we use the 2nd form of the verb with both singular and plural numbers.  eg.  I watched tele for two hours yesterday. He slept for 10 hours yesternight. Affirmative Sentence Subject + (V-2nd) + Object. Negative Sentence Subject + … Continue reading Past Indefinite Tense

Past Tense


Contact Live Present Tense Tutor at [email protected] – In this past tense section you will learn sentence identification, sentence structure and types of sentences of past simple, past indefinite, past continuous, past perfect, and past perfect continuous. Past Indefinite Tense You will learn to identify past indefinite tense sentences, structure of past indefinite sentences, and … Continue reading Past Tense