Basic Introduction:
You will learn the Past Perfect Tense in Urdu and English.
Past Perfect tense is like a time machine for talking about the past. It’s for when you want to say that something happened before something else in the past. In English, you say things like “I finished my homework before dinner.” In Urdu, you might say “میں نے کھانا کھانے سے پہلے ہی اپنا ہوم ورک ختم کر لیا تھا”. It’s all about showing what was completed before another event in the past. You will learn the Past Perfect Tense in Urdu and English. Just stay with us and scroll down!
What are Tenses?
When you tell a story, think of tenses like little time tags. They tell you when something happened.
Past Tense: If something already happened, you talk about it in the past tense, like “I played soccer yesterday.”
Present Tense: When you’re talking about something happening right now, you use the present tense, like “I play soccer.”
Future Tense: And if you’re talking about something that’s going to happen later, you use the future tense, like “I’ll play soccer tomorrow.”