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    The document discusses adding verb endings in the present continuous tense in a foreign language. It provides examples of adding the verb ending "-ing" to different subjects, such as "he is walking", "she is talking", and "it is singing". It notes that the verb endings indicate both the present tense and which subject the verb applies to.

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    Explanation of verbs in urdu for the present continuous

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    The document discusses adding verb endings in the present continuous tense in a foreign language. It provides examples of adding the verb ending "-ing" to different subjects, such as "he is walking", "she is talking", and "it is singing". It notes that the verb endings indicate both the present tense and which subject the verb applies to.

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    Verbs - Present Continuous

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    The document discusses adding verb endings in the present continuous tense in a foreign language. It provides examples of adding the verb ending "-ing" to different subjects, such as "he is walking", "she is talking", and "it is singing". It notes that the verb endings indicate both the present tense and which subject the verb applies to.

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    VERB (s)

    wdZ ( ¦)'÷
    Present continuousX tgY wq : â i
    Step 1 : Remove **

    ÉX r v YX k
    HY ÎX **
    Î 8X Á
    C 3X **
    3 X :}
    (etc){)z' NŠX 9 Š | 7,X −7,
    Step 2 : Add the endings according to the subjects.

    X :}
    ( tg Y wq : â i ) **
    3
    æ°èO
     ìg 3 =  ìg + 3 ë Vƒ ;g 3= Vƒ ;g + 3 ~
    ƒ ìg 3 = ƒ ìg+ 3 ? ì ;g 3 = ì ;g + 3 Â
     ìg 3 =  ìg+ 3 {z ì ;g 3 = ì ;g + 3 {z ç
     ìg3 =  ìg+ 3 \W

    ( tg Ywq : â i ) **
    3
    $‡
    /
     ìg 3 =  ìg + 3 ë Vƒ „g3 = Vƒ „g + 3 ~
    ƒ „g 3 = ƒ „g+ 3 ? ì „g 3 = ì „g + 3 Â
    „g 3 =  „g+ 3 {z ì „g 3 = ì „g + 3 {z ç
     „g 3 =  „g+ 3 \W

    Note : The endings in pink shows us that the verb is in present tense and also that to which subject it

    belongs to,

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