Hindi to English Tenses

She eats fruits. (Present Indefinite)

• eating

• eaten

• eats

• eatting

I am reading a book. (Present Continuous)

• I have read a book.

• I will read a book.

• I read a book.

• I am reading a book.

He plays football. (Present Indefinite)

• play

• plays

• played

• playing

They are watching a movie. (Present Continuous)

• They are reading a book.

• They watched a movie.

• They will watch a movie.

• They are watching a movie.

She dances beautifully. (Present Indefinite)

• She is dancing beautifully

• She dance beautifully

• She danced beautifully

• She dances beautifully.

We are studying for the exam. (Present Continuous)

• We were studying for the exam.

• We have studied for the exam.

• We are studying for the exam.

• We will study for the exam.

He speaks English fluently. (Present Indefinite)

• He speak English fluently.

• He speaks English fluently.

• He speaks English fluently!

• He speaking English fluently.

She is singing a song. (Present Continuous)

• The action of singing a song is currently happening.

• She has sung a song.

• She sang a song yesterday.

• She will sing a song tomorrow.

They play in the park. (Present Indefinite)

• playing

• play

• plays

• played

I am cooking dinner. (Present Continuous)

• I cook dinner

• I cooked dinner

• I am cooking dinner.

• I will cook dinner