The document discusses the different tenses in Hindi including present, past, and future tenses. It provides examples for simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms of verbs in each tense. For example, simple present is "I play cricket daily" while future continuous is "I shall be playing cricket tomorrow at this time." The tenses are used to indicate the time frame of the action described by the verb.

1. TENSE (kiL)
PRESENT (vt<minkiL) PAST (B*tkiL) FUTURE (B(vOykiL)
SIMPLE PRESENT SIMPLE PAST SIMPLE FUTURE
I play cricket daily. I played cricket yesterday. I shall play cricket
h& drri[j (kk[T rm&> C&>. h& gekil[ (kk[T rÀyi[ hti[. tomorrow. h& aivt)kil[ (kk[T
rm)S.
CONTINUOUS PRESENT CONTINUOUS PAST CONTINUOUS FUTURE
I am playing cricket I was playing cricket yesterday I shall be playing cricket
Now. h& aRyir[ (kk[T rm) rHi[ at this time. h& gekil[ ai smy[ tomorrow at this time. h&
C&>. (kk[T rm) rHi[ hti[. aivt)kil[ ai smy[ (kk[T rm) rHi[
hi[eS.
PERFECT PRESENT PERFECT PAST PERFECT FUTURE
I have played cricket a few I had played cricket before a I shall have played cricket by
seconds ago. month . h& a[kmis ph[li> j next june. h& aivti> j*n s&F)
h& Yi[D)xN ph[li> j (kk[T rm) (kk[T rm) c*kyi[ hti[. (kk[T rm) c*kyi[ hi[eS.
c*kyi[ C&>.
PERFECT CONTINUOUS PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS FUTURE
I have been playing cricket since I had been playing cricket since I shall have been playing cricket
1996. 1996. since 2015.
Jgr n(vnBie pT[l