100+ Forms of Verbs with Urdu Meanings | Download PDF

In this lesson, we’ll learn 100+ forms of verbs with Urdu meanings. Learning these forms of verbs will boost your English-to-Urdu vocabulary.

Verbs are like the building blocks of sentences—they help us talk about actions, events, and situations. Knowing different verb forms is super important for clear communication and much more.

When we use verbs in sentences, they can change based on when the action happened, who did it, and how many were involved. Understanding these changes is critical for good communication.

What are The Six Forms of Verbs?

• Base form: The simplest form of a verb, such as “Go,” “Eat,” or “Sleep.”
• Past tense: Indicates actions that have already happened, formed by adding “-ed” to regular verbs (e.g., “Walked,” “Played”) or by changing the spelling for irregular verbs (e.g., “Ate,” “Went”).
• Present tense: Describes actions happening now or habitual actions, typically the same as the base form for regular verbs (e.g., “Walk,” “Play”) but may have changed for irregular verbs (e.g., “is,” “Have”).
• Future tense: Shows actions that will happen in the future, often formed with “Will” or “Shall” before the base form of the verb (e.g., “Will go,” “Shall Eat”).
• Present participle: Used to form continuous tenses or gerunds, formed by adding “-ing” to the base form (e.g., “going,” “Eating”).
• Past participle: Used in perfect tenses and passive voice, formed with “-ed” for regular verbs or irregularly (e.g., “Gone,” “Eaten”).

These are the basic forms of verbs, but there are also more complex forms such as infinitives, perfect participles, and more, depending on the language and its grammar rules.

Forms of Verbs with Urdu Meanings

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