simple tense meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. I would put the second sentence in the past simple tense.
2. These include one for each simple tense with the addition of or as an auxiliary verb.
3. New forms also developed, such as the conditional, which in most Romance languages started out as a periphrasis, but later became a simple tense.
4. In English the past simple tense carries no such implication; the sentence " I put it on the table " could be used whether the object is still there or has been removed.
5. The subjunctive mood has only two simple tense-aspect forms : a present ( " le pr�sent du subjonctif " ) and an imperfect ( " l'imparfait du subjonctif " ).
6. The adverbial participles are not conjugated and are formed by removing the ending of the respective tense and adding the suffix "-ant ( is ) " ( present tense ) or "-us ( is ) " ( past simple tense ):
7. These tense forms are used to indicate events before the corresponding simple tense forms; for example, ??ce moment-l? il se souvint de ce qu'il " avait promis " ?( " At that moment, he remembered what he had promised " ).
8. The future tense ( in Bulgarian "'1J45I5 2 @ 5 < 5 "') is formed with the particle I5 ( derived from the verb "'I0 "', " to want " ) and the present simple tense ( I5 always stands before the present forms ).
9. Additionally, the indicative has five compound ( two-word ) tense-aspect forms, each of which is formed analogously to the perfect in languages such as English ( e . g ., " have done " ) ( though in French this form does not indicate the perfect aspect ) as applied to one of the above simple tense forms.
10. When the vowel-suppressing first person simple tense suffix attaches to a verb, the vowel of the immediately preceding suffix is suppressed ( in the examples in this subsection, the subscript " c " appears prior to vowel-suppressing suffixes in the interlinear gloss to better distinguish instances of deletion that arise from the presence of a lexically pre-specified suffix from those that arise from other ( e . g . phonotactic ) motivations ).