Present Perfect Tense

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 Hi, learners! After a long time I am writing this article. Today you are going to learn use of Present Perfect Tense in Hindi language. I hope you will learn something new.

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

AASANN BHOOT KAAL / आसन्न भूत काल

The present perfect tense is a tense of the past. It represents a completed act, the effect of which is still present. It brings a past act into relation with the present. In other words, it denotes an action concluded recently e.g. I have drunk the water/maine paani piya hai / मैंने पानी पिया है or main paani pee chukka/chuki hoon/ मैं पानी पी चुका/चुकी हूँ।  ‘Drunk’/पिया/पी चुका/चुकी shows that the action was over in the past. ‘Have’ indicates that it is recent past. So we have to use both past tense and present tense symbols.

1.  For more information please see past indefinite tense.

2. Add present tense symbols hoon/ho/hai/hain according to subject.

3. Add hai/है or hain/हैं according to the number of the object.

4. Ne/ने will be added to subject.

5. It  shows eaten/drunk/gone/slept/khaya/peeya/gaya/soya/chukka/chuki/chukey/खाया/पीय/गया/चुकी/चुके in          the end.

Examples/उदाहरण:

1. Ravi has come here.

   Ravi yahan aaya hai/ Ravi yahan aa chukka hai./ रवि यहाँ आया है/ रवि यहाँ आ चुका है।

    Aaya/aa chukka /आया/ आ चुका is past tense and hai/है is present tense. Hence it is

    present  perfect tense. We use hai/है because it stands for 3rd person.

2. Ritu has written an essay.

    Ritu ne ek patr likha hai./ रितु ने एक पत्र लिखा है।

3. I have gone there.

    Main wahan ja chukka hoon./ मैं वहाँ जा चुका हूँ।

4. He has beaten his younger brother.

    Usne apne chote bhai ko peeta hai./उसने अपने छोटे भाई को पीटा है।

5.  Mother has prepared Maggie for us.

     Mata ji ne humare liye Maggie banayee thee./माता जी ने हमारे लिए मैगी बनायी है।

   Vocabulary/शब्दकोष:

    To come-aana/आना, to write- likhna/लिखना, to go-jana/जाना, to beat-peetna/पीटना, to prepare-                          banana/taeyyar karna/बनाना/तैयार करना

    Thank you/dhanyavaad/धन्यवाद!

    Keep practicing/phir milenge/फिर मिलेंगे!

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