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أًاسّا الذًيا تٌْسالذيي ّعلي هي تثعِن تاحغاى ًّؾشالِذی الی يْم الذيي اجوعيي
لَ لْي تْاًا عؼاي(د) څغَ ډېـ ىکـ ګقاؿ ين چې هاتَ يي تيا ُـن ػػي کتاب ليکلْ تْاًايي ؿاّتښلَ.
اػم (ع) لَ عاّؿي څغَ رْړ کړ اّ ّؿّمتَ يي (د)
ژتَ ػ پُْيؼًي اّ پًُْْي يٍْ ّميلَ ػٍ ػاچي هللا
مـاٍ ّؿػًٌَ کړٍ کلَ چي پَ اػم (ع) کي ؿّس پيؼا ىٍْ اّ اًناى تـېٌَ رْړ ىْ ًْ هللا (د) فؿ کنثَ
ػ ُغـْ لَ ًْهًْْ مـٍ ّؿّښْػل ّ ًْ ،يلي ىْ چې ژتَ ػ اًناى لَ پيؼايښت مـٍ موَ پيؼا ىْي ػٍ ؛
لَ تلي عْا اًګليني ُغَ ًړيْالَ ژتَ ػٍ چي پَ اّمٌۍ اّ ػَـي ًړۍ کي ډېـٍ فياتَ اړتيا ّؿتَ ليؼل
کيږي ًْ ،فها ُـن يْ ػايٍْ اؿفّ ٍّ چې ػ اًګليني ژتي ګـاهـ تَ لَ عپلي عْږي پښتْ ژتي لَ
ژتاړي مـٍ ليکن ځکَ فهْږ پَ ټْلٌَ کي يْ تؼؼاػ پښتاًَ ّؿّڼَ اّ عْيٌؼي لَ يْ لړ متًْقّ مـٍ هظ
ػي ًْػػي کتاب مـٍ تَ اًيا هللا ػ ډېـّ ّؿّڼْ اّ عْيٌؼّ متًْقٍ ُْاؿٍ ىي.
ػاچې اًګليني يٍْ ًړيْالَ اّ ػلوي ژتَ ػٍ ًْ تايؼ پَ فػٍ کړي ّؿڅغَ ًاّړٍ ګټَ ّاًَ عينتل ىي.
لکَ څٌګَ چي ػا کتاب ها لَ هغتلفـْ ګـاهـي کتاتًْْ څغَ ؿاټْل کړي اّپغپلَ هي ډيقايي کړي ،
کوپيْټـايقډ کړي اّ تاليف کړي ًْ کَ چيـي ػ ّيًْکي پَ ًظـ کْهَ ًيوګړتيا ّؿغلَ ًْ صتوا ً تَ
هاتَ ػ تـښٌاليک پَ ؽؿيؼَ اصْال ؿاکْي ػاتَ متامْ پَ ها ډيـ لطف اّ اصناى ّي.
پَ دسًاّي
خليل احوذ«دسّېؼ»
ػکٌؼُاؿپٌُْتْى ػاًزيٌـي ػپٌُْځۍ هضَل
لنډه پيژندنه
خليل احمد "دروېش" د ډاکتر محمد رحيم "رنځورمل" زوي د مرحـوم فيض هللا خان ابدالي(پوپلزي)
لمسـی په ۱۷۳۱لمريز کال د غـزني واليت قـره باغ ولـسوالۍ د کندلخـو په نومـي کلي په يوه درنه
کـورنۍ کي زيږيدلي ،چي د نسب اصلي سلسله د کندهار واليت د شاولـي کوټ په اولسوالـۍ پوري
ارتباط لري ؛ لمـړنۍ او ابتدايي زده کـړي د بي بي خديجي الکـبرای(رض) په ښـوونځـۍ کي او ثانوي
زده کـړي يـي د سلطان محمود غـزنوي په عالې لېسه کي په اول نمـره ګۍ کـي پاي ته رسولـي چي
وروسته له فـراغته د ښـوعالې نمـرو په اخذ کولو سـره د خپلـي عـالقي سـره سـم د کـندهار پوهنتون
انجېنري پوهنځۍ ته بريالي شو.
په درنښت
«دروېـش»
ډالــــۍ
مـوراو پـالر تـه چـي زمـا پـه ښـوونه او روزنـه کـي زيـاتـي هـڅي کـړي دي.
خپلو استادانو ته چي زما په زده کړه کي يي نه ستړي کېدونکي هڅي کړي دي.
هغه تنکـيو ځـوانانو ته چـي ځانـونه يـي د اسـالم په مـبارک دين پخاطرفدا کړل.
(دسّېؼ)
لغــــــــــاى Language
Language is a social phenomenon which is used for understanding.
ژتَ يـٍْ ټْلـٌـيـقٍ پـؼيـؼٍ ػٍ چـي ػ پـُْـيـؼًـی لـپاؿٍ پـکـاؿ ّړل کـيـږي.
A , B , C , D , E , F , G , H , I , J , K , L , M , N , O , P , Q , R , S , T , U , V , W,
X , Y , Z.
لْي تْسي پَ الًذي ځايًْْ کی اعتعواليږی:
:۱ػيْی رولی ػ ليکلْ پَ ىـّع کی امتؼواليږی:
ــ پَ اًګليغي ژتَ کي تْسي د تلفع لَ لحاظَ پَ دسي تشخْ ّيؾل ؽْی دي:
:۱غــــږ لـــــًّـــکـــي تــــْؿي(.)Vowel letters
ً :۲يوَ غږلـًّکي تْؿي ).(Semi vowel letters
:۳تــــــي غـــــږٍ تــــْؿي ).(Consonant letters
Vowel letters are those which make syllables in a word, It means every
vowel letters can make a syllable or sound alone.
غږ لشًّکي تْسي:
غږلـًّکي تْؿي ُغَ ػی چي پَ يٍْ کلوَ کي ُزا(ميالب) رْړّي ُ ،غَ پَ ػي هؼٌی چي ُـ
غږ لـًّکي تْؿي پَ تٌِايي مـٍ کْالي ىی يٍْ ُزا يا غږ تيکيل کړی.
There are five vowel letters in English language which are: (A ,E ,U ,I ,O).
.َ( څغA , E , U , I , O) :َپَ اًګليني ژتَ کي پٌځَ غږلـًّکي تْؿي ػي چي ػثاؿت ػی ل
3. For the words that are started with a vowel sound use article ( an ).
ٍ( تؼـيف تْؿي څغَ امتفاػan) ػ ُغْ کلواتْ لپاؿٍ چي پَ غږ لـًّکي تْؿّ ىـّع ىْي ّي ػ.۳
.کيږي
Note: the two letters (w ,y) are sometime vowel and sometime consonant
in this reason they are called semi vowels. that is to say when they are
used at the beginning of the words to start a syllable, are consonant ,but at
the middle of a word or at the end, are vowels.
middle of a word or at the end, are vowels.
( څغَ ځيٌي ّعت ػ تي غږٍ اّ ځيٌي ّعت غږ لـًّکي ّيw,y) ػٍّ تْؿي چي ػثاؿت ػي:ًْټ
ُوؼاؿًګَ تْرَ ّىـي کلَ چي ػغَ(تْؿي) ػ.ًْ پَ ػي ػليـل ُغَ تَ ًيوَ غـږ لـًّکي تْؿي ّايـي
ُزايي تْؿّ پَ ىـّع کي ؿاىی تي غږٍ ػي هګـ کلَ چي ػ کلوْ پَ هاتيي اّ اعيـ کي ؿاىي غـږ
.لـًّکي ػي
Except five vowel letters all the rest are consonant in English language.
. پَ اًګليني ژتَ کي لَ پٌځْ غږ لـًّکْ تْؿّ پاتي ټْل تي غږٍ ػي
The consonant letters are nineteen letters in English language , those are
consist in:
Bb ,Cc, Dd, Ff, Gg, Hh, Jj, Kk, Ll, Mm, Nn, Pp, Qq, Rr, Ss, Tt, Vv, Xx, Zz.
:۲ػ ( )Cتْؿي پَ پښتْ کي ػ ( ك ،ک) غږ ّؿکْي ػ ( (e ,i ,yڅغَ هغکي (ك) لَ ُغَ څغَ تغيـ
(ک) تلفع کيږي.
Ex: City , Car , Cycle.
ك ک ك
ػ ( )cتْؿي ځيٌي ّعت لَ ًْؿّ تْؿّ مـٍ يْځاي کيږي ػ (ه) غږ ّؿکْي.
(ه)Ex: Special , Ancient , Ocean , Conscious. .
ػ ) (vغږّؿکْي
: ۵ػ) (Gتْؿي ػ (د) غږ ّؿکْي ُـکلَ چي ) (E ,Iڅغَ هغکي ؿاىي کلَ (ګ) اّ کلَ (د) تلفع
کيږي.
ُ غَ ّعت چي ػ) (Gتْؿي ػ ( )yڅغَ هغکي ؿاىي ُوييَ (د) تلفع کيږي.
Ex: Geology , Gymnastic.
کلَ چي ػ( )Gتْؿي ػ ًْؿّ تْؿّ څغَ هغکي ؿاىي ُوييَ (ګ) تلفع کيږي.
Ex: Garden , Grass , Good.
ُ ـکلَ چي ػ ( )Gتْؿي ػ ( )mاّ ( )nلَ تْؿي هغکي پَ مـيا پَ اعيـ ػ کليوي کي ؿاىي ًَ تلفع
کيږي.
Ex: Sign , Diaphragm.
تي غږٍ تي غږٍ
ػ ( )Hتْؿي پَ تـکية ىْي ډّل لَ ًْؿّ تْؿّ مـٍ يْځاي کيږي اّ هغتلف غږًَّ ّؿکْي.
ف ف
ش ش
ک ک
ف ف
چ چ
کلَ چي ػ کليوي پَ ىـّع کي ػ ( )kتْؿي ػ ( )nػ تْؿي هغکي ؿاىي ًْ( ًَ )kتلفع کيږي.
Ex: Knife , Knee , Knoll.
بي غږه بي غږه تي غږٍ
ػ ( )Pتْؿي ځيٌي ّعت ػ ( )Hلَ تْؿي مـٍ يْځاي کيږي ػ (ف) غږ ّؿکْي.
Ex: Phone , Pharmacy.
کَ چيـي ػ ( )Pتْؿي ػ کليوي پَ ىـّع کي ػ ( )s ,t ,nلَ تْؿّ څغَ هغکي ؿاىي ًَ تلفع
کيږي.
Ex: Pneumonic , Psychology , Ptomaine.
تي غږٍ تي غږٍ تي غږٍ
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:۱۳ػ) (Qتْؿي پَ پښتْ کي ػ (ک ،ق) غږ ّؿکْي ،اّاکخـاً ّعت ػ ) (Uلَ تْؿي مـٍ يْځاي
ليکل کيږي.
Ex: Quran , Question , Quite.
کَ چيـي ( )Qلَ ( )Uمـٍ پَ تـکيثي ډّل ؿاىي ػ( )Kپَ څيـ تلفع کيږي.
Ex: Technique , antique.
:۱۴ػ ( )Rتْؿي پَ پښتْ کي ػ (ؿ ،ړ) غږ ّؿکْي.
Ex: Read , Room , Road.
کلَ چي ػ ( )Rلَ تْؿي ّؿّمتَ يْ تي غږٍ تْؿي يا ماکٌَ ( )eپَ اعيـ ػکلوي کي ػ ( ) Rػ
تْؿي څغَ هغکي ؿاغلي ّي پَ تـيتاًْي مينټن کي ًَ تلفع کيږي.
Ex: Form , Teacher , Ruler.
تي غږٍ تي غږٍ تي غږٍ
ػ( )Rتْؿي ُوؼاؿًګَ کْالي ىي ػ ( )Hلَ تْؿي مـٍ يْځاي امتؼوال ىي.
Ex: Rhythm , Rheumatism.
:۱۵ػ ( )Sتْؿي پَ پښتْ کي ػ (ك ، ً ،ث) غږ ّؿکْي.
Ex: Sound , Start , Single.
ػ ( )Sتْؿي ځيٌي ّعت ػ کلوي پَ مـکي ػ ( )Uلَ تْؿي هغکي ػ (ه) غږ ّؿکْي.
(ه)Ex: Sure , Sugar. .
ػ ( )Sتْؿي ځيٌي ّعت ػ (ف) غږ ّؿکْي.
(ف) Ex: Noisy , Busy , Cousin , Poison.
کَ چيـي ػ( )Sتْؿي ػ ( )ure( ،)uat(، )ionلَ تـکيثًْْ مـٍ ؿاغلي ّي اکخـاً ّعت (ژ) تلفع
کيږي.
Ex: Pleasure , Explosion.
ػ ()Sتْؿي ځيٌي ّعت لَ ( )iaڅغَ هغکي ؿاځي ػ (ه) يا (ژ)پَ څيـ تلفع کيږي.
Ex: Asian , Persian , Controversial.
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ػ ( )Tتْؿي ځيٌي ّعت ػ ( )ioاّ ( )iaڅغَ هغکي امتؼواليږي اّ ػ(ه) غږ ّؿکْي.
Ex: International , Action , partial .
ػ ( )Wتْؿي ػ( ) Hلَ تْؿي مـٍ يْځاي کيږي ځيٌي ّعت ػ (س) اّځيٌي ّعت ػ (ّ) غږ
ّؿکْي.
Ex: While , What , Whole.
ػ ( )Zتْؿي ځيٌي ّعت ػ ( )Uػ تْؿي ػهغَ ػ (ژ) پَ څيـ تلفع کيږي.
Ex: Seizure.
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Compound Letters
تــرکــــيـــبـي تـوري
Combination of more than one letter which has particular sound are
called compound letter.
.ػ يٍْ تْؿی څغَ ػ فياتْ تـکية چي هيغََ غـږ لـي تـکيثي تْؿي تلل کيږي
) (چCh Ex: Chalk. ) (ژSio Ex: Television.
) (هSh Ex: Shin. ) (هCie Ex: Ancient.
) ( ژZh Ex: Zhalah. ) ( ػTh Ex: This.
) (ؽGh Ex: Ghazni. ) ّ ( Wh Ex: White.
) (طKh Ex: Khan. ) (دDu Ex: Education.
) (فPh Ex: Phone. ) (هSu Ex: Suger.
) (چTu Ex: Nature. ) (هTia Ex: Initiate.
) (هTio Ex: Nation. ) (هCia Ex: Special.
Parts of speech
دکـــالم اجــــضاّي
Words are the base of a language they are put together to make a sense
in the sentences , these words are classified according to the work they
do in the sentences are called parts of speech.
کلوي ػيْي ژتي ػ تٌنټ صيخيت لـي ػّي پَ عپلْ کي يْځاي کيږي اّپَ رولَ کي يْ هفِْم رْړّي
چي ػّي پَ رولْ کي تـمـٍ کْي ٓثمَ تٌؼي کيږي چي ُوؼي، چي ػغَ کليوي ػُغَ ػًؼّ لَ هغي،
.تَ ػ کالم ارقاّي ّايي
Or: The basic words of a language are divided into nine parts that are
called parts of speech.
. پَ يٍْ ژتَ کي امامي کليوي پَ ًَ تـعْ ّييل ىْي چي ػ کالم ارقاّي تلل کيږي:اّيا
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Ex: Oh! She is so cute. .ٍ آٍ! ُغَ څْهـٍ ښاينتَ ػ:هخال
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Pronoun ضـــويـــش
Pronoun : pronoun is a word which is used in the place of a noun and
avoids its repetition.
َ ّـويـ ُـغـَ کلوَ ػٍ چـي ػ ًْم پَ ځـاي امتؼـوالـيږي اّ ػُغَ لَ تکــاؿ څغ:ضـــوــــيش
.هغـٌـيـْي کـْي
Or : Pronoun is a word that functions as a substitute for a noun and
avoids its repetation.
َ ّوـيـ ُغَ کلـيوَ ػٍ چـې ػ امـن لپاؿٍ ػ تؼـْيِ پَ صيج کاؿ کـْي اّ ػ ُغـَ لَ تکــاؿ څغ: اّيا
.هغٌيْي کْي
Kinds of pronoun: ًَْد ضــويـــش ډّلــ
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Object: هــفــعــْل
Object is a person or thing in which the work or action is done to.
.هفؼْل يْ ىغٌ يا ىي چي ػ کاؿ يا ػول پـتَ تـمـٍ کيږي
Or: اّيا
Object is the receiver of an action.
.)( چي ػول ّؿتاًؼي تـمـٍ کيږي.ٍهفؼْل ػ يْ ػول اعينتًْکي ػ
Ex: I gave him a book. . ها ُغَ تَ يْ کتاب ّؿکړ:هخال
Or: اّيا
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Ex: I will buy a car for Karrim. . فٍ تَ ػ کـين لپاؿٍ يْ هْټـ ّاعلـن:هخال
Note: Direct object is usually a thing and indirect object is usually a person.
. هنتمين هفؼْل هؼوْالً ىــي ّي اّ غيـ هنتـميـن هفؼْل هؼوْالً ىغٌ ّي:ًْټ
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Note: ًْټ
If there is a (to be) verb in a sentence , in the question form these verbs
are used at the beginning of the sentence and in the negative form (not)
is used after these verbs.
( فؼل پَ رولَ کي هْرْػ ّي پَ مْالی ىکل کي ػغَ فؼلًَْ ػ رولي پَ مـکيto be) کَ چيـي
.( کلوَ امتؼواليږيnot) ؿاځي اّ پَ هٌفي ىکل کي لَ ػغَ فؼلًْْ ّؿّمتَ ػ
Ex: :هثال
Note: ًْټ
( To be) verbs are both ordinary and auxiliary verbs , if they are used
alone in the sentences , they are ordinary verbs but when they are
followed by other verbs in the sentences , they are auxiliary verbs.
کَ چيـي پَ رولَ کي يْافي امتؼوال،ًَْ ( فؼلًَْ ُن اٍلي فؼلًَْ ػي اّ ُن کْهکي فؼلTo be) ػ
ّىــي يؼٌي چـي تل فؼل هْرْػ ًَ ّي پَ ػغـَ ٍـْؿت کـي اٍـلي فؼـلًَْ ػي هـګـ کلَ چي لَ ًْؿ
.فؼلًْْ مـٍ يْ ځاي ىي کْهکي فؼلًَْ ػي
Ex: Karrim is a Qari. (Ordinary verb). .) (اٍلي فؼل.ٍ کـين يْ لاؿي ػ:هخال
Ex: Abdullah is playing football.(Auxiliary verb). )(کْهکي فؼل.ٍػثؼهللا ػفْټثال پَ لْتَ هيغْل ػ:هخال
پَ تيــٍ فهاًَ کـي ػ، َ( فؼـلًْْ څغto be) َ( لIs ,am , are) پَ صال راؿي فهاًَ کي ػ:ًــْټ
( فؼـلto be) َ ( لBe)پَ ؿاتلًْـکي راؿي فهاًَ کـي ػ، َ( فؼلًْْ څغto be) َ( لwas ,were)
.( فؼل څغَ ګټَ اعينتل کيږيto be) َ( لbeen) څغَ اّپَ کاهلْ فهاًْ کي
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Examples: :ًَْهثال
I am working now. .فٍ اّك پَ کاؿ کْلْ لګيا ين ًَصال راؿي فها
He was studying the book. .ٍّ ُغَ ػهطالؼي پَ صال کي ًَتيـٍ راؿي فها
I will be going to Kabul. .فٍ تَ کاتل تَ ػ تلْ پَ صال کي ين ًَؿاتلًْکي راؿي فها
We have been playing volleyball for two hour. ًَصال کاهلَ راؿي فها
.ْهْږ ػ ػّّ ماػتْ لپاؿٍ ػ ّاليثال ػ لْتي پَ صال کي ي
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ًْټ Note:
1. (British system): use to have verbs at the beginning of the sentence
in the question form and add (not) after to have verbs in the negative
form.
( .۱تـيتاًْي مينټن) :پَ مْالي ىکل کي ػ لـلْ فؼلًَْ ػ رولي پَ مـکي ؿاّړل کيږي
اّ پَ هٌفي ىکل کي ػ لـلْ فؼلًْْ څغَ ّؿّمتَ ) (notػالٍّ کيږي.
Ex: هثال:
British system تـيتاًْي مينټن
I have a car. )(+ ()+ فٍ يْ هْټـ لـم.
?Have I a car )?( آيا فٍ يْ هْټـ لـم؟ (؟)
I have not a car. )(- فٍ يْ هْټـ ًَ لـم)-( .
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Note: ًْټ
(To have) verbs are both auxiliary and ordinary when they are used alone
They are ordinary verbs , but when they are used with other main verbs
then they are auxiliary verbs.
ػ )لـلْ فؼلًَْ( ُن کْهکي ػي اّ اٍلي پَ ُغَ ٍْؿت کي چي يْافي امتؼوال ىي يؼٌي کْم تل
ٍ اٍلي فؼل ًَ ػي اّپَ ُغَ ٍْؿت کي چي لَ ًْؿّ اٍلي فؼلًْْ مـ، اٍلي فؼل ّرْػ ًّلـي
.امتؼوال ىی تيا کْهکي فؼلًَْ ػي
Ex: I do my homework every day. . فٍ ُـٍ ّؿځ عپلَ کْؿًۍ مـتَ ؿمْم:هخال
Ex: He does service every month. . ُغَ ُـٍ هياىت عپلَ ًْکـي مـتَ ؿمْي:هخال
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Note:ًْټ
The sentences which do not have any (to be) verb or other auxiliary verbs
, (To do) verbs are used in their question and negative form.
( فؼل اّ تل کْم کْهکي فؼل هْرْػ ًَ ّي ػُغْ پَ مْالي اّ هٌفيto be) پَ کْهْ رولْ کي چي ػ
.( لَ فؼلًْْ څغَ امتفاػٍ کيږيTo do) ىکل کي ػ
Ex: :هثال
Ahmad plays volley ball. (+) )+( .احمد د واليبال لوبه کوي
Does Ahmad play volley ball? (?) )(؟ آيا اصوؼ ػ ّاليثال لْتَ کْي؟
Ahmad does not play volley ball. (-) )-( .اصوؼ ػ ّاليثال لْتَ ًَ کْي
Note:ًْټ
(To do) verbs are both ordinary and auxiliary verbs ; when they are used
alone they are ordinary and show performing of the action ; but when
they are followed by other verbs in the sentence to form a question or
negative ,are auxiliary verbs and lose their meaning.
( فؼلًَْ ُن کْهکـي ػي اُّن اٍلي فؼلًَْ ؛ پَ ُغَ ٍْؿت کي چـي پَ رولَ کي يْافيTo do) ػ
استعمال شي اصلي ده او دعمل په سرته رسولو داللت کوي؛ مګر کله چي په سـوالي او منفي شکل
.کي له نورو فعلونو سره يوځاي شي کومکي فعلونه دي او عپلَ هؼٌي له السه ورکوي
Ex: I do my homework.(ordinary verb). .) (اٍلي فؼل. فٍ عپلَ کْؿًي ّظيفَ مـتَ ؿمْم:هخال
Ex: He dose not play chess. (auxiliary verb). .) ( کْهکي فؼل. ُغَ ػ مطـًذ لْتَ ًَ کْی:هخال
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Emphatic “Do”
“Do” تـاکـيـذي
When the “to do” verbs are placed before the simple form of the verbs
emphasize on performance of an action , are called emphatic do.
“ فؼلًَْ ػ فؼل لَ ماػٍ ىکل څغَ ػهغَ ؿاىي اّ ػػول پَ مـتَ ؿمْلْ تاکيؼ ّکړيto do” کلَ چي ػ
.“ پَ ًاهَ ياػيږيDo” ػ تاکيؼي
Ex: Sifat does perform his homework. . ٍفت عپلَ کْؿًۍ ّظيفَ مـتَ ؿمْي:هخال
Ex: Asif does go to work everyday. . آٍف ُـٍ ّؿځ کاؿ تَ ځي:هخال
Ex: I did study English. . فٍ اًګليـني هطالؼَ کْم:هخال
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Usage of (It)
"ًَْ( د اعتعوال "ځايIt) د
(It) is used for inanimate things. .( ػ تي راًَ ىياًْ لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږيIt)
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Note: (It) and (you) are both subject and object pronoun , when they are
used before the verb ,they are subject pronouns and when they are
used after the verb they are objective pronouns.
)ًَّ کلَ چي (ػغَ ّويـ، ( ػّاړٍ ُن فاػلي اُّن هفؼْلي ّويـًَّ ػيyou) ّ( اIt) :ًْټ
َلَ فؼل څغَ هغکي امتؼوال ىي فاػلي ّويـًَّ ػي اّ کلَ چي (ػغَ ّويـًَّ)لَ فؼل څغ
.ّؿّمتَ امتؼوال ىي هفؼْلي ّويـًَّ ػي
Ex: It works good. (Subject pronoun). .)(فاػلي ّويـ. ُغَ ښَ کاؿ کْي:هخال
Ex: Hashmat give it yesterday me. (Object pronoun). .) صيوت ُغَ تيـٍ ّؿځ هاتَ ؿاکړ(هفؼْلي ّويـ:هخال
Ex: You can speak Pashto. (Subject pronoun).(. .) تَ پَ پښتْ عثـي کْالي ىي( فاػلي ّويـ:هخال
Ex: I give some money to you.( Object pronoun). .)(هفؼْلي ّويـ. ها تاتَ يٍْ اًؼافٍ پيني ػؿکړي:هخال
Possessive pronouns
ًَّهــلـکـي ضــوـيـش
Possessive pronouns are those which are used instead of noun and show
possession or ownership.
.هلکي ّويـًَّ ُغَ ػي چي ػًْم پَ ځاي امتؼواليږي اّ هلکيت اّ هالکيت ښيي
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Tense ًَصها
Tense is a term used in Grammar to indicate the time of the action or
event.
.فهاًَ يْ اٍطالس ػٍ پَ ګـاهـ کي ػ ػول ّعت اّيا ّالؼي تَ اىاؿٍ کْي
Or: Tense is the form of the verb which shows the time of occurrence
of an action or state.
. فهاًَ ػ فؼـل ُغَ ىکل ػٍ چي ػ يْ ػول ػ هغاهظ کيؼّ ّعت اّيا صالت ښکاؿٍ کْي:اّيا
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“Usage” is the way which shows where and how to use a tense.
.ْ“ ُغَ ٓـيمَ ػٍ ښيي چي يٍْ فهاًَ چيـي اّ څٌګَ امتؼوالْالي ىUsage”
Some tenses have only one usage but some others have two or more than
two usages.
.ځيٌي فهاًي يْافي يْ امتؼوال لـي هګـ ځيٌي ًْؿي ػٍّ اّيا لَ ػّّ څغَ فيات کاؿٍ ًّي لـي
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“Usages” are divided into two parts: ”کاسٍ ًّي” پَ دّّ تشخْ ّيؾل ؽْي دي
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1. Note : ًْټ
Subject: فاعـل
The word which is is used at the beginning of the sentences is called
subject.
.ُغَ کلوَ چي ػ رولي پَ مـکي امتؼواليږي ػ فاػل پَ ًْم ياػيږي
Ex: Mohammad is a boy. .ٍ هضوؼ يْ ُلک ػ:هخال
2. Note : ًْټ
When (es) is added , it is pronounced like an extra (iz) syllable.
.( پَ ىاى پَ يٍْ رال ُزا تاًؼي تلفع کيږيiz) ( اّافَ ىي ػes) )کلَ چي (ػ فؼلًْْ پَ اعيـ کي
Verbs ending in (y) following a consonant change (y) into (I) and
add (es).
( ػ تي غـږٍ تـْؿي پَ تؼـمـية ؿاغلي ّي (( ػy) ّ( پَ(تْؿي) عتويږي اy) ُغَ فؼـلًَْ چي ػ
(es) ّ( تؼلـيږي اI) َ( تـْؿي پy) ( لَ تـْؿي هغتَ يْ تي غـږٍ تـْؿي ؿاغـلـي ّي)) ػy) ػ
.اّافَ کيږي
Ex: Study – Studies .
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) پَ ًاػؿٍ تْګَ(ډيـليږ، ډيـ ليږ، ځيٌي ّعت،ً هؼوْال, اکخـاً ّعت،َػ تـکــاؿ ليـؼًَّ لکـَ ( ُويي
ٍ ُـ، َ ُـٍ ُفت، ُـمِاؿ، َ ُـٍ ىپ، ُيڅکلَ اّ ُوؼاؿًګَ ًْؿليؼًَّ لکَ ( ُـٍ ّؿځ، َُـکل
. اّ ًْؿ ػ صال ماػٍ فهاًي پَ ػي امتؼوال کي پکاؿ ّړل کيږي، )هياىت
Ex: I go to school at 7:00 AM every day. . تزْ ښًّْځۍ تَ ځن۷:۱۱ َ فٍ ُـ ّؿځ ػ مِاؿ پ:هخال
Ex: She often washes the dishes. . ُغَ(هًْج) اکخـاً ّعت کالي پـيوٌځي:هخال
Ex: Ahmad always gets up at 6:00 in morning. . تزْ پْؿتَ کيږي۶:۱۱ َ اصوؼ ُوييَ مِاؿ پ:هخال
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Always ُـويـيـَ
Often اکـخـاً ّعت
Usually هؼوْالً
Sometimes ځيٌي ّعت
Seldom ډيـ ليږ
Rarely پَ ًاػؿٍ تْګَ«ډيـکن»
Ever ُــکـلـَ
Never ُيـڅـکـلـَ
Every day ُــٍ ّؿځ
Every night ُــٍ ىپَ
Every morning ُــ مِاؿ
Every week ُــٍ ُـفـتَ
Every month ُــٍ هياىت
ًْټ :کلَ چي پَ صال ماػٍ فهاًَ کي پَ ( )Usage 1کي ػ ّعت ليؼًَّ ػ تکـاؿي ليؼًّْ مـٍ ػ
ػ رولي پَ مـکي ؿاىي پَ صميمت کي ػ ػاػتي ػول پَ مـ تاکيؼ تـمـٍ کيږي ،هګـ کَ چيـي فاػل
ػ رولي پَ مـکی کي ؿاىي تاکيؼ تَ ػ رولي پَ فاػل تاًؼي ّي.
ُوؼاؿًګَ تايؼ ؽکـ کړّ چي کَ چيـي ػ ) (to beفؼلًَْ پَ رولَ کي هْرْػ ّي ًْ(تکـاؿي ليؼًَّ
(frequency adverbsػ ) (to beفؼلًْْ څغَ ّؿّمتَ ؿاځي تغيـ لَ ُغْ هؼوْالً لَ فاػل څغَ
ّؿّمتَ اّ لَ فؼل څغَ ػهغَ ؿاځي.
Ex: I usually meet my friends. هخال :فٍ هؼوْالً لَ عپلْ هلګـّ مـٍ هاللات کْم.
Ex: He is always at home. هخالُ :غَ ُوييَ پَ کْؿ کي ّي.
2) Usage : Simple present tense shows general facts ; that is to say , it
shows that something was true in the past is true in the present and
will be true in the future.
)۲اعتعـوـال :صـال ماػٍ فهاًَ کـلي اّ ػـوْهـي صـمـيـمـتـًَْ تياًْي ؛ پَ تل ػثاؿت ُـغَ ىـي
چـي پَ هـاّي کي يي صميمت ػؿلْػ اّك ُن صمـيمـت لـي اّ پَ ؿاتلًْکي کي تَ هـوکي صمـيمـت
ّلـي.
Diagram:
)۱پَ لْهړي هخال کي (فٍ ډيـ هلګـي لـم) عْ ػا هلګـي هوکي ػ ّعت پَ تيـيؼّ مـٍ کن ىي( .تغيـ عْؿي).
)۲پَ ػُّن هخال کي (فها هْټـ ًْي ػٍ) عْ ػا هْټـ ػ ّعت پَ تيـيؼّ مـٍ هوکي فّړ ىي ( .تغيـعْؿي).
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Ex: The earth moves around the sun. هخال :ځوکَ ػ لوـ پَ ىاّعْا ګـځي.
( is one.د) Ex: Allah هخال :هللا(د) يْ ػٍ.
Ex: Ali is a man. هخال :ػلي يْ مړي ػٍ .
)۱پَ لْهړي هخال کي(ځوکَ ػ لوـ پَ ىاّعْا ګــځي) يؼـٌي ػ ځوکي ګـځيؼل ػ لوـ پَ ىاّعْا تغـيـ ًيـي عْړالي.
(تغيـ ًَ عْؿي).
(د)
يْالي ُيڅکلَ تغيـ ًيي عْړالي( .تغيـ ًَ عْؿي). )۲پَ ػُّن هخال کي (هللا(د) يْ ػٍ) يؼٌي ػ هللا
)۳پَ ػؿين هخال کي (ػلي يْ مړي ػٍ) ًْ ػلي ُيڅکلَ تغيـ ًيي عْړالي يؼٌي ُوييَ تَ مړي ّي عْ ښځَ کيؼاي
ًيي ( .تغيـ ًَ عْړًّکي ػٍ).
3) Usage: Simple present tense is can be used for a planned future action
, and series of actions or a future event that is a part of a fixed
timetable or fixed program (scheduled future).
)۳اعتعوال :صال ماػٍ فهاًَ ػ(ًږػي) ؿاتلًْکي پالى ىْي ػول لپاؿٍ (چي صتوا ً ّالغ کيږي)
امتؼواليؼاي ىي ،اّ ُغَ اػوال يا صْاػث تياًْي چي پَ تـمـنـين اّلات اّ پـّګـام هطاتك ّالغ
کيږي.
Diagram:
4) Usage: Simple present tense is also used in the newspaper headlines
to show past , present and future actions or states.
)۴اعتعوالُ:وؼاؿًګَ صال ماػٍ فهاًَ ػ اعثاؿ پَ ػٌْاًْ کي امتؼواليږي تـڅْ ،تيـ ،صال ،
اّ ؿاتلًّْکي ػولًَْ يا صالتًَْ تياى کړي.
a) When simple form of the verb is used in newspaper , shows a past
action or state.
کلَ چي ػ فؼل ماػٍ ىکل پَ اعثاؿ کي امتؼوال ىي ،تيـ ػول يا صالت ښيي.
Ex: PEACE TALKS FAIL. هخال :ػ مْلي عثـي ًاکاهَ کيږيً (.اکاهَ ىْي).
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Diagram:
Ex: Hazrat Ali )ُ (ؿsays: ” One who teaches me a word , is my master”.
.ٍ فها امتاػ ػ، ٍ چاچي هاتَ يٍْ کلوَ ؿا فػٍ کړ: صْـت ػلي (ؿُ) ّّيل:هخال
Ex: At this time Ahmad Shah Ba Ba leads his troops over Kandahar.
. پَ ػي ّعت کي اصوؼىاٍ تاتا عپلي لْاّي ػ کٌؼُاؿ لَ لْي ؿُثـي کْي:هخال
Ex: The lion eats raw meat. . فهـي عاهَ غْښَ عْؿي:هخال
Ex: The snake bites. . هاؿ چيـچـل کْي:هخال
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Helping verbs of peresent continuous tense ًَْػ صال راؿي فهاًي کْهکي فؼل
Is / Am /Are Is / Am /Are
Structure )(عاختواى
Affirmative form Subject + H.V + V1 - ing + Complement.
هثثت ؽکل
Ex: He is playing football. .ٍ ُغَ ػ فْټثال ػ لْتي پَ صال کي ػ:هخال
Question form H.V + Subject + V1 - ing + Complement?
عْالي ؽکل
Ex: Is He playing football? آيا ُغَ ػفْټثال ػلْتي پَ صال کي ػٍ؟:هخال
Negative form Subject + H.V + Not + V1 - ing + Complement.
هٌف ي ؽکل
Ex: He is not playing football. .ٍُغَ ػ فْټثال ػلْتي پَ صال کي ًَ ػ:هخال
H.V +Subject + Not + V1 - ing + Complement -?
Negative interrogative form Ex: Is He not playing football ? آيا ُغَ ػفْټثال ػلْتي پَ صال کي ًؼٍ؟:هخال
هٌفي عْالي ؽکل H.V+‟nt + Subject + V1 - ing + Complement -?
Ex: Isn‟t He playing football ? آيا ُغَ ػ فْټثال ػلْتي پَ صال کي ًؼٍ؟:هخال
Diagram:
Spelling Rules
اهاليي قاعذي
Rules of adding (ing) suffix at the end of verbs.
.( هختاړي اضافَ کْلْ قاعذيing) د فعلًْْ پَ اخيش کي د
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2. Verbs ending in a single (e), drap last (e) and than add (ing).
.ّْ( اّافَ کing) َ( صـؾفــْ اّ ّؿّمتe) ٍاعيـ، ( عتن ىْي ّيe) ٌَُغَ فؼلًَْ چي پَ ماک
3. Verbs ending in (ie), change (ie) into (y) than add (ing).
.( اّافَ کيږيing) َ( تثؼليږي ّؿّمتy) َ( پie) ، ( عتويږيie) َُغَ فؼلًَْ چي پ
Ex: Die – Dying.
Ex: Tie – Tying.
4. When a verb of one syllable has one vowel and end in single
consonant, the last consonant is doubled befor adding (ing).
(( کلَ چـي يْ ُـزايي فؼـل يـْ غـږ لــًّکي تـْؿي ّلــي اّ پَ يـْ تـي غــږٍ تـْؿي عتـن ىـي
ٍ( لَ اّافَ کْلْ اعيـي تي غږing) غږ لـًّکي تْؿي ػ تي غږٍ تْؿي هغکي ؿاغلي ّي)) ػ
.تْؿي ػٍّ چٌؼٍ کيږي
5. Verbs of two syllables or more than two if last syllable contains one
vowel and end in a consonant , if the stress falls on the last syllable ,
the last consonant is doubled befor adding (ing).
کَ چيـي پَ اعيـي ُزاء کي يْ غږ لـًّکي تْؿي ىاهل، ُغَ فؼلًَْ چي ػٍّ ُزايي يا فيات ّي
،ّي ((ػ تي غږٍ تْؿي ػ هغَ يْ غږ لـًّکي تْؿي هْرْػ ّي)) اّ فياؿ پَ اعيـي ُزاٍ تاًؼي ّي
( ّؿing) َ( لَ اّافَ کْلْ څغَ هغکي ػٍّ چٌؼٍ کّْ؛(( اّ ّؿّمتing) اعيـي تي غږٍ(تْؿي) ػ
.))ّْاّافَ ک
Ex: Admit – Admitting.
Ex: Prefer – Preferring.
Ex: Begin – Beginning.
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Note: ًْټ
In British System the final (L) is always doubled and than add (ing).
.( اّافَ کيږيing) َ( ُوييَ ػٍّ چٌؼٍ کيږي اّ ّؿّمتL) پَ تـيتاًْي مـيـنټن کي اعيـي
Diagram:
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Note: ًْټ
When present continuous tense is used in this way, it is usually follo-
wed by adverb of time, such as (now , right now, at the moment, at
present)… etc.`
ُوؼا اّك، هؼوْالً ػ ّعت لَ ليؼًّْ لکَ (اّك،کلَ چي صال راؿي فهاًَ پَ ػي ٓـيمَ امتؼواليږي
.اًّْؿّ مـٍ يْځاي کيږي...) پَ ػي صاّـ ّعت کي، پَ ػي لضَْ کي،
now اّك
right now ُوؼا اّك
at the moment پَ ػي لضَْ کي
at present پَ ػي صاّـ ّعت کي
2) Usage : The present continuous tense is also used to show the duration
of an action which is apparently going on ,but not necessarily at the
moment of speaking.
ُـوؼاؿًګَ صال راؿي فهاًَ ػ ُغَ ػـول ښْػلْ لپاؿٍ امتؼوالـيږي چي ظاُـاً ػ:) اعـتعوال۲
.)( ػ عثـّ پَ هْلغ کي رـياى ًّلـي.هګـ ًَ ػ عثـّ پَ هْلغ کي،مـتَ ؿميؼّ پَ صالت کي ّي
Ex: Omer is working in a company. . ػوـ پَ يٍْ کوپٌۍ کي کاؿ کْي:هخال
Ex: Amran is teaching Pashto at school. . ػوـاى پَ ښًّْځۍ کي پښتْ تؼؿينْي:هخال
2) Usage: The present continuous tense is used for the action that has
already been arranged and to take place in the future.
َ صال راؿي فهاًَ ػ ُغَ ػول لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي چي هغکي تـتية ىْي ّي اّپ:) اعتعوال۳
.ؿاتلًّْکي ّالغ ىي
Diagram:
Note:ًْټ
In this way the adverbs of future tense like: Tomorrow, To night , and etc
are used.
( اًّْؿTo night) َ ًي ىپ،( Tomorrow( مثا:َپَ ػغَ ٓـيمَ تايؼ ػ ؿاتلًّْکي فهاًي ليؼًَّ لک
.امتؼوال ىي
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Diagram:
Ex: You are always coming late. . تامي ُوييَ ًاّعتَ ؿاځي:هخال
Ex: He is always fighting at this time. . ُغَ ُوييَ پَ ػغَ ّعت کي رٌګ کْي:هخال
4) Usage: The present continuous tense can be used for an action which
appears to be continuous.
. صال راؿي فهاًَ کْالي ىي ػ راؿي ػول ػ ښکاؿٍ کْلْ لپاؿٍ امتؼوال ىي:) اعتعوال۵
Ex: Shabeer is always laughing. . ىثيـ ُوييَ عاًؼي:هخال
Ex: They are always working. . ُغْي ُوييَ کاؿ کْي:هخال
Note: ًْټ
The present continuous tense is not used with out of control verbs.
These verbs are used in the simple present tense, followed by adverbs
of present continuous tense.
.صال راؿي فهاًَ لَ غيـ اؿاػي فؼلًْْ مـٍ ًيي امتؼواليؼاي
. ػ صال راؿي فهاًي لَ ليؼًّْ مـٍ يْځاي کيږي،ػغَ فؼلًَْ پَ ماػٍ صال فهاًَ کي امتؼواليږي
Some of the out of control verbs ًَْځيٌي غيـ اؿاػي فؼـل
Know پُْيؼل، پيژًؼل Cost اؿفه لـل
Understand پُْيؼل Become ّالغ کيؼل، کيؼل
Believe تاّؿلـل Think فکـ کْل
Feel اصناك کْل Have لـل
Forget ُيـّل Has لـل
See ليؼل Love هيٌَ لـل
Hear اّؿيؼل Like عْښيؼل
Smell تْيْل Wish غْښتل، اؿفّ لـل
Appear ظاُـيؼل، ښکاؿٍ کيؼل Are
Seem ظاُـيؼل، پَ ًظـ ؿاتلل Was
Want غْښتل Were
Ex: هخال
I am smelling a flower now .(incorrect ٔ)غل.
I smell a flower now. (correct )ٍضيش.
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Note: ًْټ
In some cases most of the out of control verbs are commonly used as
progressive verbs with difference in meaning.
پَ ځيٌي هْاؿػّ کي اکخـيت غيـ اؿاػي فؼـلًَْ ػوْها ً ػ هؼٌي پَ تغيـ مـٍ ػ راؿي فؼلًْْ پَ صيج
.))(( اؿاػي رٌثَ ځاًتَ غْؿٍ کْي.امتؼواليږی
Ex: I am thinking about this question. . فٍ ػ ػغَ مْال پَ تاؿٍ کي فکـ کْم:هخال
Distributive pronouns
َتـْصيـعـي ضـوـيشًّـ
Distributive pronouns are used in the place of noun and indicate each
person of a number of group.
) فـػ،تْفيؼي ّويـًَّ ُغَ ػي چي ػ ًْم پَ ځاي امتؼواليږي اّ ػ يْ ګـّپ پَ ُـ ىغٌ (پَ فـػ
.تاًؼي ػاللت کْي
Ex: Each of you is present. .ٍ ُـيْ لَ تامْ څغَ صاّـ ػ:هخال
Ex: Neither of us is lazy. .ٍ ُيڅ يْ لَ هْږ څغَ ټٌثل ًَ ػ:هخال
Ex: Both must come on time. . ػّاړٍ تايؼ پَ ّعت ؿاىي:هخال
Indefinite pronouns
ًًَّاهـعـيي ضـوـيش
Indefinite pronouns are used instead of noun and denote some unknown
person , place or thing.
.هکاى يا ىي تاًؼي ػاللت کْي، ًٌاهؼيي ّويـًَّ ػ امــن پَ ځاي امتؼواليږي اّپَ ًاهؼيي ىغ
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ًاهعيي ضويشًَّ عثاست دي لَ The Indefinite pronoun are consist in:
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Ex: Alam Khan have some food. . ػلن عاى يٍْ اًؼافٍ غؾا لـي:هخال
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Ex: Did you see any one here? آيا تا ػلتَ کْم کل ّليؼ؟:هخال
Ex: Abdul Bari have not any mobile. . ػثؼالثاؿي ُيڅ هثايل ًلـي:هخال
“One another”: is used to talk about more than two persons or thing.
. ػ ػّّ څغَ ػ فياتْ اىغاٍْ پَ تاؿٍ ػعثـي کْلْ(تضج کْلْ) لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي: “One another”
Ex: All Muslims love with one another. . ټْل هنلواًاى يْلَ تل مـٍ هيٌَ لـي:هخال
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Interrogative Pronouns
ًَّپْښتًْکي(اعتفِاهي) ضويش
Interrogative Pronouns are those which are used instead of noun and
ask a question.
.امتفِاهي ّويـًَّ ُغَ ػي چي ػ امن پَ ځاي امتؼواليږي اّ مْال پْښتي
“Who”څْک:
“Who” is used when we ask about person or persons.
.ّْ“ُغَ ّعت امتؼواليږي کلَ چي هْږ ػ ػ ىغٌ يا اىغاٍْ پَ تاؿٍ کي پْښتٌَ کWho”
Or: “Who” is used only for people in subject and object case.
.“ فمٔ ػ اىغاٍْ( علکْ) لپاؿٍ پَ فاػلي اّ هفؼْلي صالت کي امتؼواليږيWho” :اّيا
“Whose”د چا :
Ex: Whose computer is this? (Subject). .) ػغَ کوپيْټـ ػچا ػٍ؟(فاػل:هخال
It‟s Muhammad. .ٍُغَ ػ هضوؼ ػ
Ex: Whose car did you take? (Object). .) تا ػچا هْټـ اعينتي ػٍ؟ (هفؼْل:هخال
Niamat‟s. .ػ ًؼوت
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Ex: Which class are you in? تامي پَ کْم ټْلګۍ کي يامت؟:هخال
I am in 12th class. .فٍ پَ ػّلنن ټْلګۍ کي ين
Ex: Which is your friend ? کْم يْ متامي هلګـي ػٍ؟:هخال
Sifat is my friend. .ٍٍفت فها هلګـي ػ
Article
)(د تعشيف تْسي
Article is a word which is used with a noun or adjective to define or
determine them.
ػ تؼـيف تْؿي ُغَ کلوَ ػٍ چي لَ امن اّيا ٍفت مـٍ (لَ امن هغتَ) امتؼواليږي اّ ُغْي تؼـيفْي
.يا هيغَْي
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“The” is called the definite article , because it points out some particular
person or thing.
. ځکَ چي هيغٌ ىغٌ يا ىي تَ اىاؿٍ کْي،ٍ“ ػ تؼـيف هؼيي تْؿي ػThe”
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Ex: The cow is a useful animal. .ٍ غْا يْ ګټْؿ صيْاى ػ:هخال
Ex: The Kabul Times News paper . .َ کاتل ټايوق ّؿځپاڼ:هخال
Ex: The Mursal. Magazine . . َ هـمل هزل:هخال
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Ex: Le‟s go to the park. (The park this town). .)( ػ ػغَ ښاؿ پاؿک.ْ ځَ چي پاؿک تَ ځ:هخال
Note: ًْټ
“The” is the same for singular and plural and for all genders.
.ٍ اّ ټْلْ رٌنيتْ لپاؿٍ يْىاى ػ، روغ، “ ػ هفـػThe”
Ex:
Singular noun هفشد اعن Plural noun جوع اعن
The book کتاب The books ًَْکتات
Male gender هزکش جٌغيت Female gender هًْث جٌغيت
The boy ُلک The girl اًزلۍ
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Indefinite Articles
غيش هعيي د تعشيف تْسي
The indefinite articles is related to the number (One) used in the sense
(Any one).
.ػ تؼـيف غيـهؼيي تْؿي پَ (يْ) ػؼػ پْؿي هـتْٓ ػٍ (اّ) ػ (ُـيْ) پَ هفِْم امتؼواليږي
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There are two indefinite articles in English language which are (a)
and (an).
.َ( څخan) ّ( اa) َپَ اًګليغي ژتَ کي دٍّ ًاهعيي د تعشيف تْسي دي چي عثاست دي ل
The form (a) is used before the words beginning with a consonant
letter.
.( ىکل ػ ُغَ کلوْ هغکي امتؼواليږي چي پَ يْ تي غږٍ تْؿي ىـّع ىْي ّيa) ػ
When (U) give the sound of (U) at the beginning of the words (a)
is used instead of (an) .
.( امتؼواليږيa ) ( پَ ځايan) ( ػ کلوي پَ مـکي ػ (يّْ) غږ ّؿکړي ػU) کلَ چي
The form (a) can be sometimes used befor peoples names and it ind-
icates some one stronger.
ٌ( ىکل ځيٌي ّعت کْالي ىي ػ اىغاٍْ ػ ًْهًْْ هغکي امتؼوال ىي اّ پَ ًا اىٌا ىغa) ػ
.ػاللت کْي
Ex: A Mr. Popal came here yesterday. .ٍّ ػ ښاغلي پْپل پَ ًاهَ پـّى ػلتَ يْ ىغٌ ؿاغلي:هخال
Ex: a hundred.
Ex: a third.
Ex: a quarter. 1/4.
Ex: a half kilo.
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The form (a) is also used with words like (few , little , lot of …etc).
. اًّْؿ( کلوْمـٍ امتؼواليږي.... lot of , little , few ) َ( ىکل ُوؼاؿًګَ لکa) ػ
The form (an) is used before words beginning with a vowel letter.
.( ىکل ػ ُغَ کلوْ څغَ هغکي امتؼواليږي چي پَ يْ غږ لـًّکي تْؿي ىـّع ىْي ّيan) ػ
When the words start with a silent (H) and are pronounced like a
vowel sound , we use article (an).
(an) ( ىـّع ىْي ّي اّ ػ غږلـًّکي پَ څيـ تلفع ىي هْږ ػH) ٍکلَ چي کلوي پَ يْ تي غږ
.ّْػ تؼـيف تْؿي امتؼوال
Note: ًْټ
Article (a) and (an) are not used before plural and uncountable nouns.
.( ػ تؼـيف تْؿي ػ روغ اّ ًاىويـًّکي اموًْْ هغکي ًَ امتؼواليږيan) ّ( اa) ػ
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Helping verb of simple past tense ػ تيـي ماػٍ فهاًي کْهکي فؼل
Did Did
Structure:عاختواى
Affirmative form Subject + V2 + Complement.
هثثت ؽکل
Ex: Asif played Cricket. .ٍ آٍف ػ کـيکيټ لْتَ ّکړ:هخال
Question form Did + Subject + V1 + Complement?
عْالي ؽکل
Ex: Did Asif play Cricket? آيا آٍف ػ کـيکيټ لْتَ ّکړٍ؟:هخال
Negative form
هٌفي ؽکل
Subject + Did + Not / Didn‟t + V1 + Complement.
Ex: Asif did not /Didn‟t play Cricket..ٍ آٍف ػ کـيکيټ لْتَ ًَّ کړ:هخال
Did +Subject + Not + V1 + Complement -?
Negative interrogative form Ex: Did Asif not play cricket ? آيا آٍف ػ کـيکيټ لْتَ ًَّ کړٍ؟:هخال
هٌفي عْالي ؽکل Didn‟t + Subject + V1 + Complement -?
Ex: Didn‟t Asif play Cricket ? آيا آٍف ػ کـيکيټ لْتَ ًَّ کړٍ؟:هخال
Diagram:
Note: When simple past tense is used in this way, it usually followed by
adverbs of time like: yesterday , last week , last month , last year , ago , last
night…etc.
:َ هؼوْالً ػ ّعت لَ ليؼًّْ مـٍ لک، کلَ چي تيـٍ ماػٍ فهاًَ پَ ػغَ ٓـيمَ امتؼواليږي:ًْټ
اًّْؿ مـٍ يْ ځاي....، َ تيـٍ ىپ، هغکي، تيـ کال، تيـٍ هياىت، تيـٍ اًّّۍ، تيـٍ ّؿځ
.کيږي
Ex: I wrote a letter yesterday. .َ ها تيـٍ ّؿځ يٍْ ؿمالَ ّليکل:هخال
Ex: He died last year. .ْ ُغَ تيـ کال ّفات ى:هخال
Ex: I saw him last month. . ها ُغَ تيـٍ هياىت ّليؼ:هخال
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2. Usage: Simple past tense is also used with always to show past
habit….etc.
. مـٍ امتؼواليږيalways :َ ُوؼاؿًګَ تيـٍ ماػٍ فهاًَ ػ تيـ ػاػت لپاؿٍ ل: اعتعوال.۲
Diagram:
Ex: Khalid always talked about himself. . عالؼ ُوييَ لَ عپل ځاى مـٍ عثـي کْلي:هخال
Ex: Haafiz Shabeer Ahmad always recited Quran. .ٍّ صافع ىثيـ اصوؼ ُوييَ لـآى تالّت کا:هخال
Ex: He was always busy. .ٍّ ُغَ ُوييَ هيغـْل:هخال
4. Usage: Simple past tense is also used to ask about a past action.
. ُوؼاؿًګَ تيـٍ ماػٍ فهاًَ ػ تيـ ىْي ػول ػ پْښتلْ لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي: اعتعوال.۴
5. Usage: Simple Past tense is also used to show an action which starts
and stops in the past ,in this way it is usually followed by expression
of time like: "for two years," , "for five minutes " "all day" or "all year.
….etc.
ُوؼاؿًګَ تيـٍ ماػٍ فهاًَ ػ ُغَ ػول لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي چي پَ تيـ(ّعت) کي ىـّع: اعتعوال.۵
″ٍ ػ ػّّ کلًْْلپاؿ″ :َ پَ ػغَ ٓـيمَ کي هؼوْالً ػ ّعت لَ اٍطالس مـٍ لک،اّ پاي تَ ؿميؼلي ّي
. اًّْؿ.... ″ټْل کال″ اّيا، ″ټْلَ ّؿځ″ ، ″ٍ ػ پٌځْ ػليمْلپاؿ″ ،
Diagram:
Ex: I lived in Kabul for two years. .ٍ ها ػ ػّّ کلًْْ لپاؿٍ پَ کاتل کي ژًّؼ کړي ػ:هخال
.)ٍ(ها پَ کاتل کي ػٍّ کالَ ژًّؼ کړي ػ
Ex: Baseer sat at the beach all day. . تَيـ ټْلَ ّؿځ ػ ماصل پَ غاړٍ ًامت ّي:هخال
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Helping verbs of P.C tense ًَْػ تيـي راؿي فهاًي کْهکي فؼل
Was / Were Was / Were
Structure: )عاختواى( جْړښت
Usages اعتعوالت
1) Usage: Past continuous tense is used to shows an action which was
going on at some exact time in the past.
تيـٍ راؿي فهاًَ ػ ُغَ ػول ښکاؿٍ کْلْ لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي چي پَ تيـ هؼيي:) اعتعوال۱
.ّعت کي ػ رـياى پَ صال کي ّي
Diagram:
Note: In this usage it is usually used with a (When) and (While) clause.
.( لَ يْي لْيي مـٍ امتؼواليږيWhile) ّ( اWhen) پَ ػغَ امتؼوال کي هؼوْالً ػ:ًــْټ
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Simple form )عادٍ ؽکل(اّلي حالت Past form )تيش حالت (دُّن حالت Past participle form دسين حالت
2) Verbs ending in (y) following a consonant , change (y) into (I) and
than add (ed).
ْ( څغَ ػهغَ يy) َ( عتن ّي اّ ػيْ تي غږٍ تْؿي پَ تؼمية ؿاغلي ّي(( لy) َُغَ فؼلًَْ چي پ
.( اّافَ کيږيed) َ( تؼليږي اّ ّؿّمتI) َ( پy) ))تي غږٍ تْؿي ؿاغلي ّي
Ex: :هثال
Simple form )عادٍ ؽکل(اّلي حالت Past form )تيش حالت (دُّن حالت Past participle form دسين حالت
3) Verbs ending in (y) following a vowel add (ed) without any change.
(y) َ( عتن ىْي ّي اّ ػغږ لـًّکي تْؿي پَ تؼمية ؿاغلي ّي(( لy) َُغَ فؼلًَْ چي پ
.( تي لَ کْم تغيـ څغَ ّؿ اّافَ کيږيed) ))څغَ ػهغَ غږ لـًّکي تْؿي ؿاغلي ّي
Ex: :هخال
Simple form )عادٍ ؽکل(اّلي حالت Past form )تيش حالت (دُّن حالت Past participle form دسين حالت
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Ex: :هخال
Simple form )عادٍ ؽکل(اّلي حالت Past form )تيش حالت (دُّن حالت Past participle form دسين
حالت
Stop Stopped Stopped
Drop Dropped Dropped
Dip Dipped Dipped
Note: ًْټ
Verbs ending in (C) take an extra (K) befor adding (ed).
.( غْاړيK) ٍْ( لَ فياتْلْ هغکي يed) ( عتن ّي ػC) َُغَ فؼلًَْ چي پ
Ex: :هخال
Simple form )عادٍ ؽکل(اّلي حالت Past form )تيش حالت (دُّن حالت Past participle form)(دسين حالت
Irregular verbs are those which do not have any special rule for forming
their past and and past participle forms.
.تي لاػؼٍ فؼلًَْ ُغَ ػي چي ػ تيـ صالت(ػُّن صالت) اّ ػؿين صالت لپاؿٍ کْهَ عاٍَ لاػؼٍ ًّلـي
Ex: :هخال
Simple form )عادٍ ؽکل(اّلي حالت Past form )تيش حالت (دُّن حالت Past participle form )(دسين حالت
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Emphasizing pronouns
َتـاکـيذي ضـوـيـشًّـ
Emphasizing pronouns are those pronoun which are used instead of noun
and emphasize on performing of an action.
.تاکيؼي ّويـًَّ ُغَ ػي چي ػ امن پَ ځاي امتؼواليږي اّ ػ ػول پَ مـتَ ؿمْلْ تاکيؼ کْي
Note ًْټ:
1. Emphasizing pronouns can be placed after object in the sentence it
there is one object.
َتاکيؼي ّويـًَّ کْالي ىي لَ هفؼْل څغَ ّؿّمتَ امتؼوال ىي پَ ُغَ ٍْؿت کي چي پ
.رولَ کي يْ هفؼْل هْرْػ ّي
Ex: Aziz opened the door himself. .ٍ ػقيق پغپلَ ػؿّافٍ عالٍَ کړ:هخال
Ex: Haseeb told himself me the fact. .َ صنية هاتَ پغپلَ صميمت ّّاي:هخال
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Reflexive pronoun
ًَّاًعکاعــي ضوـيـش
Reflexive pronoun are used instead of nouns and show that the subject
and object of the sentence is the same , that is to say, the action reflects
from subject to object and from object to subject.
اًؼکامي ّويـًَّ ػ امن پَ ځاي امتؼواليږي اّ ښيی چي ػ رولي فاػل اّ هفؼْل يْ ػٍ يؼٌي ػا چي
.ػول لَ فاػل څغَ هفؼْل تَ اّلَ هفؼْل څغَ فاػل تَ اًؼکاك کْي
Ex: He will depended him self. . ُغَ تَ لَ عپل ځاى څغَ ػفاع ّکړي:هخال
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Relative pronouns
ًَّهْصْلي(ستطي) ضويش
The relative pronouns are used instead of nouns and join two sente-
nces.
.)ؿتطي ّويـًَّ ػ اموًْْ پَ ځاي امتؼواليږي اّ ػٍّ رولي مـٍ ًښلْي(اؿتثآ ّؿکْي
These pronouns consist in: َدغَ ضويشًَّ عثاست دي ل
Relative pronouns ًَّهْصْلي(ستطي) ضويش
Who څْک چي
Whom چاچي، کْم تَ چي، چاتَ چي
Whose لَ چا څغَ چي
Of which لَ څَ ىي چي
What څَ ىي چي
That چــــي
Which ُغَ چي، کْم ىي چي،ُغَ ىي چي
Ex: That is the car which I bought yesterday. .ُغَ هْټـػٍ چي هاپـّى ّاعينت:هخال
Note: ًْټ
“Who” څْک چي:
“Who” is used for people. .“ ػ اىغاٍْ(علکْ) لپاؿٍ امتؼـواليږيWho”
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Helping verbs of P.P tense ًَْػ صال کاهلي فهاًي کْهکي فؼل
Structure: جْړښت
Affirmative form Sub + Have /Has + V3 + Comp.
هثثت ؽکل
Ex: Shabir has gone to Ghazni. .ٍ ىثيـ غقًي تَ تللي ػ:هخال
Question form Have /Has + Sub + V3 + Comp?
عْالي ؽکل
Ex: Has Shabir gone to Ghazni? آيا ىثيـ غقًي تَ تللي ػٍ؟:هخال
Negative form Sub + Have/Has + Not +V3 + Com .
هٌفي ؽکل
Ex: Shabir has not gone to Ghazni. . ىثيـ غقًي تَ ًؼٍ تللي:هخال
Have/Has +Sub + Not + V3 + Comp -?
Negative interrogative form Ex: Has Shabir not gone to Ghazni ? آيا ىثيـ غقًي تَ ًؼٍ تللي؟:هخال
هٌفي عْالي ؽکل Haven‟t/Hasn‟t + Sub + V3 + Comp -?
Ex: Hasn‟t Shabir gone to Ghazni ? آيا ىثيـ غقًي تَ ًؼٍ تللي؟:هخال
1) Usage: Present perfect tense is used for those recent past actions
which started and finished at some unknown time in the past.
صال کاهلَ فهاًَ ػ ُغَ ًـږػي تـيـ ىْي ػـولًْْ لپاؿٍ امـتؼوالـيږی چـي پَ تيـ:) اعـتعـوـال۱
. ًاهؼلْم ّعت کي ىـّع اّ عتن ىْي ّي
Diagram:
Ex: I have eaten food. ( time is unknown). .)ٍ (ّعت ًاهؼلْم ػ.ٍ ها ډّډۍ عْړلي ػ:هخال
Note: ًْټ
When present perfect tense is used in this way usually followed by
adverbs of time , like: already ,recently ,yet ,so for ,several times ,before,
lately…..etc.
،کلَ چي صال کاهلَ فهاًَ پَ ػي ٓـيمَ امتؼوال ىي هؼوْالً ػ ّعت لَ ليؼًّْ مـٍ يْځاي کيږي
پَ ػي ّؿمتيْ کي، هغکي، َ څْځل، َ تـػي ځاي،َ تـاّم، ) اعيـاً(ًږػي، ) هغکي(پغْا:َلک
. اّ ػامي ًْؿ......
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Ex: We have already finished the work. .ٍ هْږ هغکي کاؿ عتن کړي ػ:هخال
Ex: I have not visited Paris yet. . ها تـاّمَ پاؿيل ًؼٍ ليؼلي:هخال
Ex: Mohammad has gone to Kandahar several times.
.ٍ هضوؼ څْ ځلَ کٌؼُاؿ تَ تللي ػ:هخال
څغَ ّؿّمتَ اّ ځيٌي ّعت ػ رولي پَ اعيـ کيHave , has َ ؽکـ ىْي ليؼًَّ ځيٌي ّعت ل:ًْټ
.ؿاځي
3) Usage: Present perfect tense is used with (since) and (For) to show an
action which started in the past and continued up to now.
( مـٍ ػُغَ ػول ښْػلْ لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږيFor) ّ( اsince) َ صال کاهلَ فهاًَ ل:) اعتعوال۳
.چي پَ هاّي کي ىـّع ىْي ّي اّ تـاّمَ اػاهَ لـي
Ex: The students have continued the lessons for ten months.
.ٍ فػٍ کًّْکْ ػ لنْ هياىتْ لپاؿٍ ػؿمًْْ تَ ػّام ّؿکړي ػ:هخال
Ex: Naim has lived in Kandahar city since 2008 AD.
.ٍم کال ؿا پؼي عْا ػ کٌؼُاؿ پَ ښاؿ کي ژًّؼ کړي ػ۲۱۱۸ ًؼين ػ:هخال
.( ػ ّعت اّږػّالي ښييSince) ّ( ػ ّعت هْػٍ ښيي اFor) :ًْټ
Ex: Ali has cut his finger. .)(اّط ُن ّيٌَ جشياى لشي.ٍ ػلي عپلَ ګْتَ پـي کړي ػ:هخال
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Note:ًْټ
In present perfect tense the action it is self is very important than of
the exact time , but in the simple past tense exact time is important.
َ هګـ پ، ٍپَ صال کاهلَ فهاًَ کي پغپلَ ػول (ػ ػول مـتَ ؿميؼل) لَ ػ ليك ّعت څغَ ډيـ هِن ػ
.ٍماػٍ تيـٍ فهاًَ کي ػ ليك ّعت هِن ػ
Note: Present perfect tense and simple past tense are both used with
adverbs of time like:( ever ,never, always, often, several times,…..etc) but
both tenses express the same idea in different periods of times.
،)َ (ُـ(ُـکل:َصال کاهلَ فهاًَ اّ تيـٍ ماػٍ فهاًَ ػّاړٍ ػ ّعت لَ ليؼًّْ مــٍ امتؼواليږي لک
ْاًّْؿ) هګـ ػّاړٍ فهاًي يْىاى هفکْؿٍ ػ ّعت پَ هغتلف......َ څْځل، ً اکخـا، َ ُويي، َُيڅکل
.ػّؿّ کي تياًْي
Ex: :هثال
We lived in Kabul for three years. (past but now).
.)ًَ (پغْا هګـ اّك.ها ػؿي کالَ پَ کاتل کي ژًّؼ ّکړ
Helping verbs of P.P.C tense ًَْػ صال کاهلي راؿي فهاًي کْهکي فؼل
Have been / Has been Have been / Has been
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Structure: جْړښت
Affirmative form
هثثت ؽکل Sub + Have /Has + been + V1 - ing + Comp.
Ex: I have been studing Pashto. . فٍ ػ پښتْ پَ هطالؼَ هيغْل ّم:هخال
Question form
عْالي ؽکل Have /Has + Sub + been + V1 - ing + Comp?
Ex: Have I been studying Pashto? آيا فٍ ػ پښتْ پَ هطالؼَ هيغْل ّم؟:هخال
Negative form
هٌفي ؽکل Sub + Have/Has + Not + been + V1 – ing + Comp .
Ex: I have not been studying Pashto. . فٍ ػ پښتْ پَ هطالؼَ هيغْل ًَ ّم:هخال
Have/Has +Sub + Not + been + V1 - ing + Comp -?
Negative interrogative Ex: Have I not been studying Pashto? آيا فٍ ػ پښتْ پَ هطالؼَ هيغْل ًَ ّم؟:هخال
form هٌفي عْالي ؽکل
Haven‟t/Hasn‟t + Sub + been +V1 - ing +Comp -?
Ex: Haven‟t I been studing Pashto. آيا فٍ ػپښتْ پَ هطالؼَ هيغْل ًَ ّم؟:هخال
1) Usage: Present perfect continuous tense is used for the actions which
begin in the past , continued upto now is still continuing (may or may
not go the future.
صال کاهلَ راؿي فهاًَ ػ ُغَ ػولًْْ لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي چي پَ تيـّعت کي ىـّع:) اعتعوال۲
( هوکي. تـاّمَ يي اػاهَ پيؼا کړي (پَ ػي صاّـ ّعت کي) تَ ُن رـياى ّلـي، ىْي ّي
.)ؿاتلًْکي تَ اػاهَ پيؼا کړي
Note : Present perfect continuous tense is usually used with (since) and
(For) to show the duration of an action.
ٍچي ػ يْ ػول هْػ، ( مـٍ امتؼواليږيFor)ّ( اsince) َ صال کاهلَ راؿي فهاًَ هؼوْالً ل:ًْټ
.ښکاؿٍ کْي
Ex: Karrim has been swimming in the pool since four o‟clock.
.ٍ کـين لَ څلْؿتزي ؿاُيني پَ صُْ کي پَ الهثْ ُّلْ هيغْل ػ:هخال
Ex: Naghma has been washing the clothes for three hours.
.ٍ ًغوَ ػ ػّّ ماػتْ لپاؿٍ ػ کالْ پـيوٌځلْ هيغْلَ ػ:هخال
Note: The adverbs like: all day long , all this morning , all week , all night ,
…etc are used in this usage of present perfect continuous tense.
اّػامي ًْؿ ػ صال کاهلي...، َ ټْلَ ىپ، ټْلَ اًّّۍ، ًي ټْل مِاؿ، ټْلَ ّؿځ: َ ليؼًَّ لک:ًْټ
.راؿي فهاًي پَ ػغَ امتؼوال کي پکاؿ ّړل کيږي
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Ex: Abdul Hadi has been playing cricket all this morning.
.َ ػثؼالِاػي ًي ټْل مِاؿ ػ کـکيټ لْتَ کْل:هخال
Ex: Basheer has been watching T.V all day long.
.ْ تييـ ټْلَ ّؿځ تلْيقّى کتل:هخال
Ex: Fareed has been working in a bank for the last years.
.ٍّ فـيؼ تيـ کلًَْ پَ تاًک کي پَ کاؿ تْعت:هخال
Ex: Asmat has been studing the lesson in Kabul university for last years.
.ٍّ ػَوت تيـ کلًَْ ػ کاتل پَ پٌُْتْى کي پَ ػؿك تْعت:هخال
(Verbs ًَْ)فعل
Verb is a word which shows an action , state , possession , presence or
absence.
. هْرْػيت اّ ًا هْرْػيت ښکاؿٍ کْي، هلکيت،) صالت(ّّؼيت، فؼل ُغَ کلوَ ػٍ چي يْ ػول
Ex: Sibghatullah is writing a letter. (action). .)(ػول. ٍثغت هللا ػ ليک ليکلْ پَ صال کي ػي:هخال
Ex: Arghandab is a beautiful place .(state). .)(صالت.ٍ اؿغٌؼاب يْ ښکلي ځاي ػ:هخال
Ex: Sidiqullah has a car.(possession). .) (هلکيت. ٍؼيك هللا يْ هْټـ لـي:هخال
Ex: Karrim is not here. (absence). .)(ًا هْرْػيت.َ کـين ػلتَ ًيت:هخال
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Auxiliary verbs are divided into three parts:کْهکي فعلًَْ پَ دسي تشخْ ّيؾل ؽْي
Ex: Shabeer is a moralist student. .ٍ ىثيـ يْ اعاللي فػٍ کًّْکي ػ:هخال
Ex: Khalid was a pilot. .ٍّ عالؼ يْ پيلْټ:هخال
Ex: I am a teacher. . فٍ يْ هؼلن ين:هخال
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1 2 3
To be verbs To have verbs To do verbs
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Structure 1: جْړښت:۱
Affirmative form
هثثت ؽکل Sub + Will /Shall +V1 + Comp.
Ex: Khalid will learn Arabic. . عالؼ تَ ػـتي فػٍ کړي:هخال
Question form
عْالي ؽکل Will /Shall + Sub + V1 + Comp?
Ex: Will Khalid learn Arabic? آيا عالؼ تَ ػـتي فػٍ کړي؟:هخال
Negative form
هٌفي ؽکل Sub + Will /Shall + Not +V1 + Comp .
Ex: Khalid will not learn Arabic. . عالؼ تَ ػـتي فػٍ ًکړي:هخال
Will /Shall +Sub + Not + V1 + Comp -?
Negative interrogative Ex: Will Khalid not learn Arabic? آيا عالؼ تَ ػـتي فػٍ ًکړی؟:هخال
form هٌفي عْالي ؽکل
Won‟t/Shan‟t + Sub +V1 + Comp -?
Ex: Won‟t Khalid learn Arabic? آيا عالؼ تَ ػـتي فػٍ ًکړي؟:هخال
.ٍ( فْؿهْل ًنثت لْهړي فْؿهْل تَ ډيـ ػام ػTo be going to) ػ:ًْټ
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1) Usage: Simple future tense is used to show an action which will take
place at some exact time in the future.
ماػٍ ؿاتلًّْکي فهاًَ ػ ُغَ کاؿ ػ تياى لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي چي پَ ؿاتلًّْکي کي:) اعتعوال۲
.تَ ؿاهٌځ تَ ىي
Diagram:
Note: Some advrbs like: tomorrow , next week , next year , next month
…etc are used in this usage of simple future tense.
اًّْؿ... ؿاتلًّْکي هياىت، ؿاتلًّْکي کال، ؿاتلًّْکي اًّّۍ، مثا:َ ځيٌي ليؼًَّ لک:ًْټ
.ػ ماػٍ ؿاتلًّْکي فهاًي پَ ػي امتؼوال کي پکاؿ ّړل کيږي
Ex: Haneef will go to Ghazni tomorrow. . صٌيف تَ مثا غقًي تَ الړ ىي:هخال
Ex: I is going to meet him next week. . فٍ تَ ؿاتلًّْکي اًّّۍ لَ ُغَ مـٍ هاللات ّکړی:هخال
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4) Usage: The future continuous tense can be also used in the conditional
sentences.
. ُوؼاؿًګَ ؿاتلًّْکي راؿي فهاًَ کْالي ىي پَ ىـٓيَ رولْ کي امتؼوال ىي:) اعتعوال۴
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Note :ًْټ
“ (Be) able to” تْاًيذل، تْاًايي لشل، کْل
“ (Be) able to” is possible to use instead of (Can), but (Can) is more
usual.
.ٍ( ډيـ هؼوْل ػCan) هګـ، ( پَ ځاي امتؼوال ىيCan) ) “ هوکي ػBe( able to”
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“ Can” has only two forms , “Can” is in the (present) and “Could” is
used in the (Past) ; So sometimes it is necessary to use (be) able to.
“پَ هاّيCould” ّ “ پَ ماػٍ صالت کي امتؼواليږي اCan” “ يْافي ػٍّ صالتَ لـيCan”
.( امتؼوال ىيbe) able to. کي امتؼواليږي؛ ًْ پَ ػي عآـ ځيٌی ّعت ّـّؿت ػٍ چي
Ex: I will be able to win this match easily. . فٍ تَ تْاًايي ّلـم چي ػغَ هناتمَ پَ اماًۍ مـٍ ّګټن:هخال
Ex: I was able to swim. . ها کْالي ىْاي الهثْ ُّّن:هخال
Note:ًْټ
The verb “could” is may sometimes show a present probability.
.“ فؼل ځيٌي ّعت کْالي ىي يْ اصتوالي ػول پَ صال فهاًَ کي تياى کړيcould” ػ
Ex: If I participate in the class every day , I could succeed in the exam.
. اصتواالً پَ اهتضاى کي کاهياب کيږم، کَ چيـي پَ ټْلګۍ کي ُـٍ ّؿځ ىـکت ّکړم:هخال
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Note: ًْټ
In some sentences “God” comes and in some doesn‟t come.
.“ اّپَ ځيٌْ رولْ کي ًَ ؿاځيGod” پَ ځيٌْ رولْ کي
Formula of “may” “ فْسهْلmay” د
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“Must”:)ًتايذ (حتوا
“Must” is a modal auxiliary verb which shows strongest command or obligation.
.“ يْ ًوًَْ يي کْهکي فؼل ػٍ چي ډيـ لْي اهـ اّيا هزثْؿيت ښکاؿٍ کْيMust”
Ex: We must help the poor. .ّ هْږ تايؼ لَ فميـاًْ مـٍ هـمتَ ّکړ:هخال
Ex: Every Muslim must pray five time in a day. . ُـ هنلواى تايؼ پَ ّؿځ کي پٌځَ ّعتَ لوًْځ ّکړي:هخال
Ex: I think , she must be sick. . فٍ فکـ کْم ُغَ تَ ًاؿّؽ ّي:هخال
Note: “Mustn‟t” is the contracted from of “Must not” the first “t” is silent
, which is pronounced “Mussant”.
“ تلفعMussant” چي، ٍ“ تي غږt” “ اعتَاؿي ىکل ػٍ لْهړًۍMust not” “ ػMustn‟t”:ًْټ
.کيږي
.“ څغَ کاؿ اعينتل کيږيHad to” َ“ پَ ځاي لMust” پَ هاّي کي ػ:۲ًْټ
Ex: He had to go to the bazaar. . ُغَ تايؼ تافاؿ تَ تللي ّاي:هخال
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هګـ،“ اکخـاً ُغَ ّعت امتؼواليږي چي ارثاؿ يا ُؼايت فهْږ(هتکلن) لَ عْا ّيMust” :۳ ًْټ
. “ ُغَ ّعت امتؼواليږي چي ارثاؿ اّ ُؼايت ػ عاؿري ػْاهلْ لَ ٓـفَ ّيHas to”
You
We Have to
They
Ex: We have to study for exam. .ّ هْږ تايؼ ػ اهتضاى لپاؿٍ هطالؼَ ّکړ:هخال
He
She Has to
It
Ex: He has to work in this company. . ُغَ تايؼ پَ ػغَ کوپٌۍ کي کاؿ ّکړي:هخال
“Shall” and “will” are modal auxiliary verbs , which are used in the future
tenses.
.چي پَ ؿاتلًْکْ فهاًْ کي امتؼواليږي، “ ًوًَْ يي کْهکي فؼلًَْ ػيwill” ّ“ اShall”
Ex: I shall call him tomorrow. . فٍ تَ مثا ُغَ تَ فًګ ُّّن:هخال
Ex: He will play cricket. . ُغَ تَ ػ کـکيټ لْتَ ّکړي:هخال
“Will” and “Shall” are used in the future tenses as helping verbs.
“will” is usually used with the pronouns (he ,she, they, it ,you ,and
singular or plural names). “shall” is usually used with “I” and “we”.
.“ ػ کْهـکـي فؼـلًْـْ پَ صـيج پَ ؿاتـلـًْکـْ فهاًـْ کي امـتؼـوالـيږيShall” ّ“ اWill”
.( فؼلًْْ اّهفـػ يا روغ اموًْْ مـٍ امتؼواليږيhe ,she, they, it ,you)“ هؼوْالً ػWill”
.“ مـٍ امتؼواليږيwe” ّ“ اI” َ“ هؼوْالً لshall”
Ex: She will help his. . ُغَ (هًْج) تَ لَ ُغَ مـٍ هـمتَ ّکړي:هخال
Ex: They will come tomorrow. . ُغْي تَ مثا ّؿځ ؿاىي:هخال
Ex: I shall play tomorrow. . فٍ تَ مثا لْتَ ّکړم:هخال
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Note : “Will” is more common but in interrogative sentences with “I” and
“we” “Shall” is used.
“Shall” ٍ“ مــwe” ّ“ اI” َ“ ډيــ هؼوـْل ػٍ هګـ پَ مـْالـي رولْ کـي لـWill” :ًــْټ
.امتؼواليږي
Ex: Will /Shall we help them today? آيا هْږ تَ ًي لَ ػّي مـٍ کْهک ّکړّ؟:هخال
Ex: Shall we meet them? آيا هْږ تَ ًي لَ ػّي مـٍ هاللات ّکړّ؟:هخال
Ex: He should studied his lesson. . ُغَ تايؼ عپل ػؿمًَْ هطالؼَ کړي:هخال
Ex: He should be in the class room now. . ُغَ تَ اّك پَ ټْلګۍ کي ّي:هخال
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Ex: I would pass the exam, If I studied hard.. فٍ کاهياتيؼلن کَ چيـي ها مغتَ هطالؼَ کړي ّاي:هخال
Ex: Would you please close the door ? آيا هِـتاًي تَ ّکړي يْ ګالك اّتَ ؿاکړي؟:هخال
Ex: Would you mind telling me the fact? آيا هِـتاًي تَ ّکړي چي صميمت ؿاتَ ّّايي؟:هخال
Ex: Would you mind ringing me? آيا هِـتاًي تَ ّکړي هاتَ يْ فًګ ُّّي؟:هخال
Note :ًْټ
(Please) is used with simple form of the verb but (mind) is used with (ing)
form of the verb.
.( ىکل مـٍ امتؼواليږيing) َ( ػ فؼل لmind)( ػ فؼل لَ ماػٍ ىکل مـٍ امتؼواليږي هګـPlease)
Ex: I would like to see you after. . فٍ غْاړم ّؿّمتَ لَ تامـٍ ّّيٌن:هخال
Ex: I wish! I would pass the exam. . کاىکي فٍ پَ اهتضاى کي کاهياب ىْي ّاي:هخال
Ex: He wishes ! He would visit Kandahar. . کاىکي! فٍ ػّتاؿٍ کٌؼُاؿ تَ تللي ّاي:هخال
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“Ought to”:تايذ
“Ought to” indicates a command or instruction.
.“ اهـــــ يا ُــــؼايــت تــيــا ًـــْيOught to”
Ex: I Ought to tell him the fact. . فٍ تايؼ ُغَ تَ صميمت ّّاين:هخال
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Ex: He need not go there. (auxiliary). هخالّ :ـّؿت ًيتَ چي ُغَ ُلتَ الړ ىي(.کْهکي).
Ex: I need a pen. (ordinary). هخال :فٍ يٍْ للن تَ ّـّؿت لـم(.اٍلي).
Ex: He is need of money.(noun). هخالُ :غَ ػ پينْ هضتاد ػٍ(.امن).
ًْټ :کلَ چي ػ ” “Needفؼـل پَ رولَ کي يْافي اّيا لَ هَؼؿ مـٍ يْځاي امتؼوال ىي اٍلي
فؼل ػٍ اّ کلَ چي پَ مْالي يا هٌفي ىکل امتؼوال ىي تيا کْهکي فؼـل ػٍ؛ کَ چيـي پَ هخثتَ رولَ
کي لَ تل فؼـل مـٍ ؿاىي ځيٌي ّعت ػ امــن پَ صيج کاؿ کْي.
Ex: I need a pen to write.(ordinary). هخال :فٍ ػ ليکلْ لپاؿٍ يْ للن تَ ّـّؿت لـم(.اٍلي).
Ex: Need he come? (auxiliary). هخال :آيا ُغَ ؿاغي؟ (کْهکي).
Ex: She is need of dress.(noun). هخالُ :غَ(هًْج) ػ لثاك هضتارَ ػٍ(.امن).
Ex: I dare till him the matter. (auxiliary). هخال :فٍ پَ رـئت مـٍ ُغَ تَ هّْْع ّاين(.کْهکي).
Ex: She did not dare to talk me. (ordinary). هخالُ :غي رـئت ًَّ کړ لَ هامـٍ عثـي ّکړي(.اٍلي).
a) When (used to) is followed by the simple form of the verb , means
(before) or (ago).
کلَ چي ) (used toػ فؼل لَ ماػٍ ىکل مـٍ امتؼوال ىي ػ )هغکي ( يا )پغْا ( هؼٌی ّؿکْي.
Ex: Amran used to work in a bank. هخال :ػوـاى پغْا پَ يٍْ تاًک کي کاؿ کاٍّ.
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b) When (used to) used with to be verb, followed by the (ing) form means
Habit.
( ىکل ػالٍّ ىيing)( فؼل مـٍ امتؼوال ىي اّ ّؿّمتَ لَ ُغَ ػto be) ( ػused to) کلَ چي
.ػ ػاػت هؼٌي ّؿکْي
Ex: I am used to living in Kabul. . فٍ پَ کاتل کي لَ ژًّؼ کْلْ مـٍ ػاػت ين:هخال
Ex: He was used to playing cricket. .ٍّ ُغَ ػ کـکيټ لَ لْتي مـٍ ػاػت:هخال
Noun
اعــــن
Noun is a word which is used as the name some person , place , place or
animal or thing.
. صيْاى اّيا ىي ػ ًْهْلْ لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي، هکاى، ٌامــن ُغَ کلوَ ػٍ چي ػ ىغ
Ex: Obaid , Wardak ، Asad , cow…etc. . اًّْؿ... غـْا، امؼ، ّؿػک، ػثيؼ:هخال
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Ex: Child , school ,class ,book…etc. . اًّْؿ... کتاب، ټْلګۍ، ښًّْځۍ، هاىْم:هخال
Ex: Wood , Milke ,Gold ,water…etc. .اًّْؿ...َ اّت، مـٍ فؿ،ىيؼي، لـګی:هخال
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Note: ًْټ
By adding article (the) before material nouns , they are turned to
common nouns.
ًْْ ُغـْي پَ پَ ػـام امـوـ،ٍ( ػ تؼــيف تْؿي پَ فياتْلْ مــthe) ػ رٌـل ػ امــن څغَ ػ هغَ ػ
.تـؼلـيـږي
Ex: We are need of food. ( material noun).
.) (ػ رٌل ًْم.ّ هْږ ػ غؾا تَ اړتيا لـ:هخال
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Note: ًـْټ
Abstract nouns are formed as follow: د هعٌی اعوًَْ پَ الًذي ډّل تؾکيليږي
Note: The names arts and sciences are also abstract nouns.
. ػ ٌُـًّْ اّ ػلْهْ ًْهًَْ ُن ػ هؼٌي اموًَْ ػي:ًْټ
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Noun Gender
)د اعن جٌغيت(ًْعيت
A noun is always considered according to being male , Femal or neuter.
. هًْج ّالي اّيا عٌخی ّالي لَ لضاظَ مٌزْل کيږي، امـن ُوييَ ػ هؾکـ ّالي
Or: The idea of gender is determining a noun according to male, female
or being neuter.
.هًْج ّالي اّيا عٌخی ّالي لَ لضاظَ تؼيٌْل ػي، لَ رٌل څغَ هٌظْؿ ػ امن ػ هؾکـّالي:اّيا
Ex: Father , boy , lion , king…etc. . اًّْؿ... ٍ پاػىا، فهـي، ُلک، پالؿ:هخال
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Pluralization of nouns
د اعـوـًْْ جوع تٌذي
The general way for pluralization of noun is adding (s) or (es) at the
end of the singular nouns.
َ( لَ ػالٍّ کْلْ څغes) ( ياs) ػ امن ػ روغ تٌؼي لپاؿٍ ػوْهي ٓـيمَ ػ هفـػ امـن پَ اعيـ کي ػ
.ٍػثاؿت ػ
Ex: :هثال
Book – Books. .ًَْکتاب ــ کتات
Watch – Watches. .ًَْماػت ــ ماػت
Ex: :هثال
Box – Boxes. .ًَْتکل ــ تکن
Church – Churches. .کلينا ــ کلينا ګاًي
Class – Classes. .ًٌٍَْف ــ ٌٍفـ
Fish – Fishes. کة ــ کثاى
Note: ًْټ
When (ch) give the sound of (k) at the end of the nouns, add only (s)
in the plural form.
.( اعتياؿّيs) ( غـږ ّؿکړي پَ روغ ىکل کي يْافيk) ( ػ امن پَ اعيـ کي ػch) کلَ چي
Note: ًْټ
Nouns ending in a single (z), it is doubled before adding (es).
.() ډتليږيz)( َ( لَ اّافَ کْلْ هغکي ُغes) ( عتويږي ػz) پَ هفـػ″چي″ ًَُْغَ امو
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2) Nouns ending in (y) following a consonant ,change (y) into (I) and
than add (es).
ُغَ اموًَْ چي پَ ) (yتاًؼي عتن ىْي اّ ػ يْتي غږٍ تْؿي پَ تؼـمية ؿاغلي ّي( ػ ) (yلَ
تْؿي هغکـي يْ تي غږٍ تْؿي ؿاغـلي ّي) ً″ـْ (y) ″پَ ) (Iتاًؼي تؼليږي اّ ّؿّمـتَ )(es
ّؿػالٍّ کيږي.
3) Nouns ending in (y) following a vowel take only (s) without any change.
ُغَ اموًَْ چي پَ ) (yعتن ىْي ّي ( اّلَ ُغَ څغَ هغکي يْ غږلـًّکي تْؿي ؿاغلي ّي)
تي لَ کْم تغيـ څغَ ػ ) (sتْؿي اعتياؿّي.
4) Nouns ending in (O) following a consonant take (es) in the plural form.
ُغَ اموًَْ چي پَ ) (Oعتن ىْي ّي (اّ لَ ُغَ هغکي يْ تي غږٍ تْؿی ؿاغلي ّي) پَ روغ
صالت کي ) (esاعتياؿّي.
اعـتـثـٌـاّي Exceptions
Kilo – Kilos.
Photo – Photos.
Piano – Pianos.
5) Nouns ending in (O) following a vowel take (s) without any change.
ُغَ اموًَْ چي پَ ) (Oعتن ىْي ّي (اّلَ ) (Oڅغَ هغکي غږلـًّکي تْؿي ؿاغلي ّي) تي
لَ کْم تغيـ څغَ ) (sاعتياؿّي.
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6) Nouns ending in (f) or (fe) change (f) or (fe) to (v) than add (es).
َ( تاًؼي تؼليږي ّؿّمتv) َ( پfe) ( ياf) ، ( تاًؼي عتن ىْي ّيfe) ( اّياf) َُغَ اموًَْ چي پ
. اّافَ کيږي″ّؿ″ (es)
Exceptions اعـتـثـٌـاّي
Proof – Proofs. .ًَْحثْت ــ حثْت
Chief – Chiefs. . ؿيل ــ ؿيناى
Roof – Roofs. .ًَْتام ــ تاه
Ex: :هثال
Man – Men. .مړی ــ مړي
Fisherman – Fishermen. .کة ًيًْکی ــ کة ًيًّْکي
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Ex: :هثال
Foot – Feet. .پښَ ــ پښي
Tooth – Teeth. .ًَْغاښ ــ غاښ
Mouse – Mice. .هْږک ــ هْږکاى
Goose – Geese. .لاف ــ لافاى
Man – Men. .مړی ــ مړي
Woman – Women. .ښځَ ــ ښځي
Louse – Lice. .هږٍ – هږي
11) Some of the nouns always written in the plural form , because they
are paired.
.ځيٌی اموًَْ ُوييَ پَ روغ ىکل ليکل کيږي ځکَ ُغْي رْړٍ(رفت) ػی
Ex: Shoes , Gloves , …etc. . اّػامي ًْؿ...، ًَْ ػمتکي، ًَْ تْټ:هخال
12) Some nouns are irregulary pluralized becsuse they are originally
Latin.
. لـي″َؿيښ″ځيٌي اموًَْ پَ تي لاػؼٍ ډّل روغ تٌؼي کيږي ځکَ ُغْي پَ صميمت کي اليتيٌي
Ex: :هثال
Datum – Data آالع ــ آالػات
Child – Children هاىْم ــ هاىْهاى
Ox – Oxen غْيی ــ غْاياى
Medium – Media ؿماًَ ــ ؿماًي
13) The letters , numbers and other symbols are pluralized by adding („s).
.„( ػ ػالٍّ کْلْ پَ ّامطَ روغ کيږيs) ػؼػًَّ اّ ًْؿ موثْلًَْ ػ، تْؿي
Ex: 8 – 8‟s.
Ex: M – M‟s.
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Sentence
َجـوـلـ
A group of related words which has a subject and predicate and makes
a complete sense is called sentence.
َيْ ګــّپ ػ کلوـْ چـي ػ هثتؼا اّعـثـ لــًّکي ّي اّ يـٍْ کاهلَ هؼـٌي تيکيل کړي ػ رـولي پ
.ًْم ياػيږي
Or: A group of words that gives complete sense is called sentence.
. ػ کليوْ يْ ګـّپ چې کاهل هفِـْم ّؿکْي رولَ تلـل کيـږي:اّيا
Ex: Shafiq studies English every day. . ىفيك ُـٍ ّؿځ اًګليني هطالؼَ کْي:هخال
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Ex: Please close the door. .ٍ لطفا ً ػؿّافٍ تٌؼٍ کړ:هخال
Ex: May I use your pen? متا للن امتؼوال کړم؟″چي″ ٍ ػ″ٍاراف″ :هخال
Ex: Don‟t go away. . لطفا ً لـي هَ ځۍ:هخال
Note: ًْټ
In the imperative sentences the subject is omitted because it is known.
.ٍپَ اهـيَ رولْ کي هثتؼا لَ هٌځَ ّړل کيږي ځکَ ُغَ هؼلْم ػ
Ex: You come here please. .َ هِـتاًي ّکړٍ ػلتَ ؿاى:هخال
Ex: Come here please. .َ هِـتاًي ّکړٍ ػلتَ ؿاى:هخال
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Subject )(هثتـذا
.ٍ(هثتؼا) هغکي ػ فاػلي ّويـًّْ پَ تضج کي هکول تيـيش ىْي ػ
Predicate )(خـثـش
Predicate is a part of sentence which tells something about subject ,
including the verb up to end of the sentence forms predicate.
ٍ ػ فؼل پَ ىوْل تـ اعيـ، ّؿکْي″هؼلْهات″ عثـ ػ رولي ُغَ تـعَ ػٍ چي ػ هثتؼا پَ تاؿٍ کي
. رولَ عثـ تيکيلْي″َټْل″
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1. The essential word in the predicate is verb that can be either transitive
or intransitive.
.پَ عثـ کي هِوَ کلوَ فؼل ػٍ چي کيؼاي ىي الفهي ّي يا هتؼؼي ّي
Ex: Ahmad broke the chair. .ٍ اصوؼ چْکۍ هاتَ کړ:هخال
Ex: The boby cries every night. . هاىْم ُـٍ ىپَ ژاړي:هخال
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Ex: Can you play chess? آيا تَ ػ مطـًذ لْتَ کْالي ىي؟:هخال
Gerund
د هصذساعن
Gerund is the (ing) form of a verb which does the work of a noun.
.( ىکل ػٍ چي ػ يْ امــن کاؿ مـتَ ؿمْيing) ػ هَؼؿامن ػ فؼـل
Gerund has both the force of a noun and a verb.
. لـي″َّظيف″ ػ هَؼؿ امن ُن ػ امن اُّن ػ فؼـل
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Ex: We come here for learning. .ْ هْږ ػلتَ ػ فػٍ کړي لپاؿٍ ؿاځ:هخال
Ex: He prevents me from going alone. . ها ُغَ لَ يْافي تګ څغَ هٌغ کْي:هخال
6. Gerund is also used for prevented actions in the plaques and attention.
.ُوؼاؿًګَ ػ هَؼؿ امن ػ ػولًْْ ػ هغٌيْي اّ تْرَ لپاؿٍ پَ لْصْ کي امتؼواليږی
Ex: No smoking. . ػي″هٌغ″ څکْل:هخال
Infinitive
هـصـذس
The base form of a verb which is often followed by (to) is called
infinitive
.( مـٍ يْځاي کيږي ػ هَؼؿ پَ ًْم ياػيږيto) َػ فؼل امامي ىکل چي اکخـاً ل
Like: To study , To play , To go…etc .اًّْؿ... تلل، لْتَ کْل، هطالؼَ کْل:َلک
Ex: To study English is useful. .ٍ ػ اًګلني هطالؼَ کْل ګټْؿٍ ػ:هخال
Ex: To exercise sport is useful for health. .ٍ ػ مپْؿت توـيي کْل ػ ؿّغتيا لپاؿٍ ګټْؿ ػ:هخال
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Ex: The class is about to start. .ٍ ټْلګۍ ىـّع کيؼلْ ًږػي ػ:هخال
Ex: Ali is about to leave the Kabul. .ٍ ػلي ػ کاتل تـک کْلْ تَ ًږػي ػ:هخال
Tag questions
ًَْضويوَ يي عْال
Tag questions are short additions at the end of the sentences asking for
agreement or confirmation.
. ػ تايؼ يا تَؼيك لپاؿٍ پْښتٌَ کْي، ّويوَ يي مْالًَْ ػ رولْ پَ اعيـ کی ُغَ لٌډ ّواين ػي
Ex: Omer is a doctor, isn‟t he? آيا ًؼٍ؟، ٍ ػوـ يْ ډاکټـ ػ:هخال
Ex: You play chess, Do not you? آيا ُوؼامي ًؼٍ؟، تامي ػ مطـًذ لْتَ کْي:هخال
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Rules: قاعذي
1) Affirmative sentences are followed by negative tags.
.)هخثتي رولي ػ هٌفي ّوايوْ پَ ّامطَ تؼـمـثيـږي(تـمـٍ کيږي
Ex: He does not tell lie, Does he? ُغَ ػؿّاؽ ًَ ّايي؟ آيا ّايي يي؟:هخال
Ex: You are not come here, Are you? آيا ؿاځي ؟، تَ ػلتَ ًَ ؿاځي:هخال
Note: ًْټ
If the sentence contains auxiliary verbs , the auxiliary verb itself is
repeated as subject of the tag, otherwise we use (to do) verbs.
کْهکي فؼل پغپلَ ػ ّويوي پَ صيج تکـاؿيږي، کَ چيـي پَ رولَ کي کْهکي فؼل هْرْػ ّي
.ّْ( فؼلًَْ امتؼوالto do) تغيـ لَ ُغَ هْږ ػ،
Ex: Ahman can speak Urdu, Can‟t he? آيا ًَ يي ىي کْالي؟، اصوؼ پَ اؿػّ عثـي کْالي ىي:هخال
Ex: We went to the party , Didn‟t we? آيا ًَ ّالړّ؟،ّ هْږ هلوـنـتيا تَ ّالړ:هخال
3) The imperative sentences have the tag (will you) or (would you) .
.( ّويوَ لـيwould you) ( ياwill you) اهـيَ رولَ ػ
Ex: Please close the door, will you? آيا تٌؼٍ تَ يي کړي؟،ٍ لطفا ً ػؿّافٍ تٌؼٍ کړ:هخال
Ex: Please, be quite, would you? آيا عاهْه تَ مي؟، لطفا ً عاهْىَ اّمي:هخال
4) The sentences which have request or demand form , have the tag
(will not you) or (won‟t you).
.( ّويوَ لـيwon‟t you) ( ياwill not you) ُغَ رولي چي غْښتٌَ يا ػؿعْامت لـي ػ
Ex: Have a drink, Won‟t you? آيا ّتَ يي ًَ څښي؟،َ څَ ىي ّڅښ″َؿاى″ :هخال
Ex: Have a seat, Will not you? آيا ًَ تَ کښيٌی؟، ٌَ لطفا ً ؿاىَ کښي:هخال
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ٍ امتؼوال ىْي ّي تايؼ تْرَ ّىي چي آيا لَ ًږػي اهـ مـplease پَ ُغَ رولْ کي چي:ًْټ
َ( لwill you) پَ ُغَ ٍْؿت کي چي لَ ًږػي اهـ مـٍ ّي ًْػ، ٍػٍ اّيا لَ غْښتٌي مـ
اّکَ چيـي لَ ًږػي غْښتـٌي مــٍ ّی پَ ُغَ ٍْؿت کي، ّويـوي څغَ کاؿ اعينتل کيږي
.( لَ ّوـيوي څغَ کاؿ اعينتل کيږيwill not you) ػ
5) The sentences which are started by (Let‟s) have the tag (shall we).
.( ّويوَ لـيshall we) ( ىـّع ىْي ّي ػLet‟s) َُغَ رولي چي پ
Ex: Let‟s chess, Shall we? آيا ّتَ يی کړّ؟،ّ ځَ چي ػ مطـًذ لْتَ ّکړ:هخال
Ex: Let‟s go to the bazaar, Shall we? آيا ّالړ تَ ىْ؟،ْ ځَ چي تافاؿتَ الړ ى:هخال
6) Sentences which contain words such as (Never, no, none ,scarcely, rarely
, hardly ever, seldom) ……etc are considered as negative and have the
positive tags.
اّػامی...(Never, no, none ,scarcely, rarely , hardly ever, seldom) ُغَ رولي چي ػ
.ًْؿّ کلوْ لـًّکي ّي هٌفي رولي ىويـل کيږي اّ هخثتي ّويوي لـي
Ex: I never tell lie, Do I ? آيا ُوؼامي ًؼٍ؟، فٍ ُيڅکلَ ػؿّؽ ًَ ّاين:هخال
Ex: Abdullah studied neither book , Did we?
آيا ُوؼامي ًؼٍ؟، ػثؼهللا ُيڅ کتاب ًؼٍ هطالؼَ کړي:هخال
7) When the subject of the sentence , are words like (nobady , anybody,
somebody…etc) the pronoun (they) is used as the subject of the tag.
( ّويـ ػ هثتؼاthey) ( کلوي ّي ػsomebody, anybody, nobady ) کلَ چي ػرولي هثتؼا ػ
.ػ ّويوي پَ صيج امتؼواليږي
Ex: Nobady came to the party, Did they? آيا ؿاغلي ػي؟، ُيڅْک هلونتيا تَ ًؼي ؿاغلي:هخال
Ex: Somebody broke the glass, Didn‟t they? آيا ُوؼامي ًؼٍ؟،ٍ کْم کل ىييَ هاتَ کړ:هخال
8) The tag of (I am) is (aren‟t I). .ٍ( ػaren‟t I) َ( ّويوI am) ػ
9) The tag of ( I am not) is (am I). .ٍ( ػam I) َ ( ّويوI am not) ػ
Ex: I am not a doctor, am I? آيا ين؟، فٍ يْ ډاکتـ ًَ ين:هخال
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10) The sentences which have positive form but express a negative
meaning , have the positive tags.
. هخثت ّواين لـي، ُغَ رولي چي هخثت ىکل لـي هګـ هٌفي هفِْم تياًْي
Conditional sentences
ؽــشطـيـَ جــوـلـي
Conditional sentences are those which are formed by (If) or (whether)
and express a condition.
.( پَ ّامطَ تيکيليږي اّ يْ ىـٓ تياًْيwhether) ( ياIf) ىـٓيَ رولي ُغَ ػي چي ػ
Note: ًْټ
The probable conditionl sentences are usually formed in the present and
future tenses.
.ىـٓيَ رولي هؼوْالً پَ صال اّ ؿاتلًّْکي فهاًْ کي تيکيليږي
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Note: ًْټ
The improbable conditional sentences are usually formed in the past
tenses.
.ًاهـوکٌَ ىـٓيَ رولي هؼوْالً پَ تيـّ فهاًْ کي امتؼواليږي
Note: ًْټ
It is possible to use (were) instead of (was) for ( I , he, she ,it) in the
improbable conditions.
(were) ( پَ ځايwas) ( لپاؿٍ ػI , he, she ,it) کي ػ″ْرول″هوکٌَ ػٍ پَ ًاهوکٌَ ىـٓيی
.امتؼوال ىي
Ex: If I were , I would accept it. . کَ چيـي ػ متا پَ ځاي ّاي لثْالٍّ هي:هخال
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Had Had
Structure: عاختواى
Affirmative form
هثثت ؽکل Sub + Had + V3 + Comp.
Ex: He had eaten food. .ٍّ ُغَ غؾا عْړلي:هخال
Question form
عْالي ؽکل Had + Sub + V3 + Comp?
Ex: Had he eaten food? آيا ُغَ غؾا عْړلي ٍّ؟:هخال
Negative form
هٌفي ؽکل Sub + Had + Not + V3 + Comp .
Ex: He had not eaten food. .ٍّ ًَ ُغَ غؾا عْړلي:هخال
Had + Sub + Not + V3 + Comp -?
Negative interrogative Ex: Had he not eaten food ? آيا ُغَ غؾا عْړلي ًَ ٍّ؟:هخال
form هٌفي عْالي ؽکل
Hadn‟t + Sub + V3 + Comp -?
Ex: Hadn‟t he eaten food ? آيا ُغَ غؾا عْړلي ًَ ٍّ؟:هخال
1. Usege: The past perfect tense is used to express that an action com-
pleted in the past before other action.
َ تيـٍ کاهلَ فهاًَ ػ ُغَ ػول ػ تياًْلْ لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي چي لَ يْ تل ػول څغَ پ:اعتعوال
. کي تکويل ىْي ّي″ّعت″تيـ
Or: Past perfect tense is used to show an action which started before
the time of speaking in the past and was just finished.
َ تـيـٍ کاهلَ فهاًَ ػ ُغـَ ػول ػ تياًْلْ لپاؿٍ امتؼـوالـيږي چـي ػ عثـي کْلْ لَ ّعت څغ:اّيا
هغکي ىـّع ىْي اّ ليږ ّؿّمتَ عتن ىْي ّي
Diagram:
Note: ًْټ
A (before) clause is usually used with past perfect tense to specify the
past action.
. امتؼواليږي″ٍلپاؿ″ ْ( لْيَ هؼوْالً لَ تيـي کاهلي فهاًي مـٍ ػ تيـ ػول ػ هؼيٌْلbefore) ػ
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Note: In this usage, past perfect tense is used commonly with the simple
past tense.
. پَ ػغَ امتؼوال کي تيـٍ کاهلَ فهاًَ ػوْها ً لَ ماػٍ تيـي فهاًي مـٍ امتؼواليږي:ًْټ
Note: The words (when , befor ,because , after , as soon as , till ,until…etc)
can be used in past perfect tense.
)اّػامي ًْؿي...until, till , as soon as , after , because , befor , when ) ػ:ًْټ
.کليوي کْالي پَ تيـٍ کاهلَ فهاًَ کي امتؼوال ىي
Ex: I had finished my homework, when I went home.
.ٍّ عپل کْؿًۍ کاؿ هي عالً کړي، کلَ چي کْؿتَ الړم:هخال
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Diagram:
2) Usage: Past perfect continuous tense is also used for the actions
with emphasis which were in progress before another actions or
another time in the past.
َ ُوؼاؿًګَ تيـٍ کاهلَ فهاًَ ػ ُغَ ػولًْْ چي لَ تاکيؼ مـٍ پَ تيـٍ فهاًَ کي ل:) اعتعوال۱
.ًْؿّ ػولًْْ اّيا تل ّعت څغَ هغکي پَ رـياى کي ّي
Ex: He had been teaching us until we become teachers.
.ٍْ ُغَ هْږ تَ تؼؿيل کاٍّ تـڅْچي هْږ ښًّْکۍ ى:هخال
Phrase عثاست
Phrase is a group of related words which acts as a word and does not
have subject and predicate , so it cannot work like a sentence .
ًَ ػثاؿت يْ ګـّپ ػ تړلْ کلوْ ػٍ چي ػ يْ کليوي پَ صيج کاؿکْي اّ ػ هثتؼا اّعثـ لـًّکي
. پل ًْ ُغَ ػ يْي رولي پَ څيـ کاؿ ًيي کْالي، ّي
Or:Phrase is a group of words which does not make a complete sense.
. ػثاؿت يْ ګـّپ ػ کلوْ ػٍ چي کاهل هفِْم ًَ افاػٍ کْي:اّيا
Exs: :ًَْهثال
As likely as not. ىايؼ، ًاصتواال
By no means. .َپَ ُيڅ ّر
For all I know. .تـ کْهَ ځايَ چي فٍ پُْيږم
In course of time. .ٍػ ّعت پَ تيـيؼّ مـ
That is to say. .پَ تل ػثاؿت
Well done. .آفــــيي
Shame on you. .ٍىـم ّکړ
As along as. .تـ ُغَ ّعت چي
Run away. .فـاؿ کْل
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Ex: Abrahim threw the ball away. .ٍّ اتـاُين تْپ لـي ّغْؿځا:هخال
Noun امـن
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Adjective
صـفـت
Adjective is a word which modifies a noun or pronoun. It gives extra
information about a noun , and we usually use it before a noun.
ُغَ ػ امن پَ تاؿٍ کي اّافي هؼلْهات ّؿکْي.ٍفت ُغَ کلوَ ػٍ چي يْامن يا ّويـ تٌظيوْي
.ّْ اّ هْږ هؼوْالً ُغَ لَ امن څغَ هغکي امتؼوال،
Or: Adjective is a word which completes the meaning of a noun
qualifies a noun .
. ٍفت ُغَ کلوَ ػٍ چي ػ امن هؼٌی تکويلْي اّ يا ػ يْ امـن متايٌَ کْي:اّيا
Note: ًْټ
1) An adjective which is used along with a noun as an attribute is
called attributive or direct adjective.
ُـغـَ ٍفـت چي لَ امـن مــٍ يْځاي ػ متايٌي پَ صيج امتؼواليږي ػ تٍْيـفي يا هنتـمـين
.ٍفت پَ ًْم ياػيږي
Ex: This is a small class. .ٍ ػغَ يٍْ کْچٌۍ ټْلګۍ ػ:هخال
Ex: Ahmad is a talented student. .ٍ اصوؼ يْ تا امتؼـؼاػٍ فػٍ کًّْکي ػ:هخال
Ex: The cat in the garden is fat. .ٍ پَ تاؽ کي ػٍ چاغَ ػ″چي″ ُغَ پيي:هخال
Ex: Sediqullah seems happy. . ٍؼيك هللا عْىضالَ هؼلْهيږي:هخال
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Note: ًْټ
When article (The) is used before these adjectives ,they are changed to
nouns.
. پَ امن تثؼيليږي، ( تؼـيف تْؿی لَ ٍفتًْْ څغَ هغکي امتؼوال ىیThe) کلَ چي ػ
.))((ػ اىغاٍْ پَ هؼـفي کْلْ ػاللت کْي
Ex: The poor are usually generous to teach other.
. فـميـاى هؼوْالً لَ ًْؿّ څغَ مـغي ػي:هخال
Ex: After the battle they buried the dead.
. ّؿّمتَ لَ رګـی ُغْي هړي ښـظ کړل:هخال
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Ex: We need some books. هخال :هْږ يٍْ اًؼافٍ کتاتًْْ تَ ّـّؿت لـّ.
?Ex: Do you have some water هخال :آيا تامي يٍْ اًؼافٍ اّتَ لـي؟
Ex: He doesn‟t have any books. هخالُ :غَ يٍْ اًؼافٍ کتاتًَْ ًَ لـي.
?Ex: Do you have any pens هخال :آيا تَ يٍْ اًؼافٍ للوًَْ لـي؟
يادًَّ “Many” :لَ روغ ىويـًّکي اموًْْ مـٍ پَ هخثتَ تياًيَ ،هٌفي تياًيَ اّ مْالي رولْ
کي امتؼواليږي ؛ اّ ” “Muchلَ غيـ ىويـًّکي اموًْْ مـٍ پَ هٌفي تياًيَ اّ مْالي رولْ
امتؼواليږي.
Ex: I do have many brothers. هخال :فٍ ډيـ ّؿّڼَ لـم.
Ex: He dosen‟t need much water. هخالُ :غَ ډيـّ اّتْ تَ ّـّؿت ًلـي.
يادًَّ “Little” :لَ غـيـ ىـويـًّکي اموـًْْ مــٍ اّ ” “Fewلَ ىوـيـًّکـي اموـًْْ مــٍ
امتؼوالـيږي.
Ex: I have little milk. هخال :فٍ لـيـږ ىيؼي لـم.
Ex: I have few friends. هخال :فٍ لـيـږ هلګـي لـم.
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Like: One , Two, First , Secound…etc. . اّػامي ًْؿ... ػُّن، لْهړی، ٍّ ػ،ْ ي:َلک
Note: The ordinals are formed by adding (th) at the end of cordinals ,
except first , second , third.
پَ امتخٌا،( پَ فياتْلْ مـٍ تيکيليږيth) ػ اٍلي ػؼػًّْ پَ اعيـکي ػ″ًَْفؼل″ ؿتثَ يي:ًْټ
. ػؿين، ػُّن، ػ لْهړي
Ex: Fourth , Fifth , sixth , tenth…etc. .اًّْؿ... لنن، ىپږم، پٌځن، څلْؿم:هخال
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Ex: Which class are you in? تامي پَ کْم ټْلګۍ کي يامت؟:هخال
Ex: What is your favorite meal? ػ تامي ػ عْښي غؾا څَ ىي ػٍ؟:هخال
Ex: Who is your close friend? ػ تامي ًږػي هلګـي څْک ػٍ؟:هخال
Ex: Whose picture is this? ػغَ تَْيـ ػچا ػٍ؟:هخال
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Note: ًـْټ
1) Each : is used for small groups and when the number is limited and
definite.
. ػ کْچٌي ګـّپًْْ لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي ُغَ ّعت چي تؼؼاػ يي هضؼّػ اّ هؼيي ّي:Eaich
Ex: Each man had a chance. . ُـمړي يْ چاًل ػؿلْػ:هخال
2) Every : is used for large groups and when the number is not limited.
. ػ غټْ ګـّپًْْ لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي ُغَ ّعت چي تؼؼاػ يی ًا هضؼّػ ّي:Every
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Comparison of Adjectives
َد صـفـتـًْْ هـقـايـغـ
The usual way for comprison of adjectives is using the positive com-
parative and superlative degree.
َ تفْيلي ػؿري اّ ػالي ػؿري ل، ػ ٍفتًْْ ػ همايني لپاؿٍ هؼوْلي ٓـيمَ ػ هطلمي ػؿري
.ٍامتؼوال څغَ ػثاؿت ػ
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Note:ًْټ
When the positive degree is used for comparison of two person or things
it is usually placed between (as.............. as); this form is called compar-
ison of equality.
ًکـلـَ چـي هطـلمـَ ػؿرـَ ػ ػّّ اىـغـاٍـْ يا ىـياًـْ هـمـايـني لـپـاؿٍ امـتـؼـوالـيـږي هـؼـوـْال
.( ځـاي ًـينـي ؛ ػغـَ ىـکل ػ تـنـاّي هـمـايـنـي پـَ ًـْم يـاػيـږيas ...........as)
Ex: Moheeb is as tall as his brother. .ٍ هضية ػعپل ّؿّؿ پَ څيـ رګ ػ:هخال
Note: But in the negative form the first (as) is changed to (so).
.( تاًؼي تؼليږيso) َ( پas) هګـ پَ هٌـفی ىکل کي لْهړی:ًْټ
Ex: Shafiqa is not so pretty as her sister. .ٍ ىـفـيـمَ ػ عـپـلي عـْؿ پَ څـيـ ښـکلـي ًؼ:هخال
Note: ًـْټ
The preposition (than) is usually used in the comparative degree to
introduce the second part of comparison.
.( اّافي تْؿی پَ تفْيلي ػؿرَ کي امتؼواليږي تـڅْ ػ همايني ػُّوَ تـعَ هؼـفي کړيthan) ػ
Ex: Kabul is nicer than Ghazni. .ٍ کاتل ًنثت غقًي تَ ښکلي ػ:هخال
Note: ًْټ
Another way for comparison is using (less , more , most , like , alike...etc).
.ٍ اّػامي ًْؿ( امتؼوالًَْ ػ.... alike , like ,most , more , less) ػ همايني يٍْ تلَ الؿٍ ػ
Ex: Ahmad is less strong than Rahim. .ٍ اصوؼ لَ ؿصين څغَ کوقّؿي ػ:هخال
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Note: ًـْټ
Sometimes in the comparative degree , we do not actually name the
second part of comparison.
.ّْ هْږ ػ همايني پَ ػُّوَ تـعَ ػوالً ًْم ًَ ؽکـ ک، ځيٌي ّعت پَ تفْيلي ػؿرَ کي
Note:ًـْټ
Sometimes the qualities of two persons are clear , we use article (the)
before comparative degree.
( ػ تؼـيفthe) هْږ ػ تفْيلي ػؿري هغکي، ځيٌي ّعت ػ ػّّ اىغاٍْ هماينَ ّاّش ّي
.ّْامتؼوال
Ex: Najeeb is the cleverer of the two brothers.
.ٍ ًزية لَ ػّاړّ ّؿّڼْ څغَ اليـمـتـ ػ:هخال
Note: ًـْټ
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The usual way to form the comparative and superlative degree adding
( er , est , more , most) with the positive degree.
( فياتْل ػيer , est , more , most) ػ تفْيلي اّ ػالي ػؿرْ ػ تيکيليؼّ هؼوْلي ٓـيمَ ػ
.ٍلَ هطلمي (ماػٍ) ػؿري مـ
Rules: قـاعـذي
1) One syllable adjectives take (er) in the comperative and (est) in the
superlative forms.
.( اعتياؿّيest) ( اّ پَ ػالي ىکل کيer) يْ ُزايي ٍفت پَ تفْيلي ىکل کي
Note: ًـْټ
When adjectives end in (e) only take (r) in the comparative and (st) in
the superlative forms .
.( اعتياؿّيst) ( اّپَ ػالي ىکل کيr) ( عتـن ىي پَ تـفـْيلي ىکل يْافيe) َکلَ چي ٍفتًَْ پ
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3) More than two syllable adjectives always form their comparative and
superlative by taking (more) and (most) before the positive degree.
َ( پmost) ّ( اmore) لَ ػّّ څغَ فيات ُزايي ٍفتًَْ پغپلْ تـفـْيلي اّ ػالي ػؿرْ کي ػ
.فياتْلْ مـٍ ػ ماػٍ ىکل څغَ هغکي تيکيليږي
Beutiful َښاينت More beutiful ښاينتَ تـ Most beutiful ښاينتَ تـيي
Note: ًـْټ
(Most + Simple form of adjective) without article (the) means very much.
.( تؼـيف تْؿي څغَ پـتَ ػ ډيـ هؼٌی ّؿکْیthe) ػ ٍفت لَ ماػٍ ىکل مـٍ ػMost
Ex: Noor Aamad is most intelligent boy. .ٍ ًْؿاصوؼ ډيـ ُْښياؿ ُلک ػ:هخال
Memory: ياداښت
The other ways for comparison of adjectives in English language is
using (Like , a lik) and (less ,least).
.ٍ( امتؼوالًَْ ػleast ,less ( ّ ) اa like ,like) ػ ٍفتًْْ ػ همايني تلَ ٓـيمَ پَ اًګليني ژتَ کي ػ
Ex: Hayat runs like deer. . صيات ػ ُْمۍ پَ څيـ هٌډي ُّي:هخال
Ex: Ahmad is less talented than Saleem. .ٍ اصوؼ لَ ملين څغَ کوتـ امتؼؼاػٍ ػ:هخال
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ٍ( ػ ډيــّ ځايًْْ لپاؿFurther) ( يْافي ػ فاٍلي لپاؿٍ امتؼـواليږی هګــFarther) :ًـْټ
.امتؼوالـيـږي
( هضؼّػ تـ امتؼـوال لـي اّهؼوْالً ػ کْؿًۍ ػelder) ( ډيـ امتؼوال لـي هګـOlder) :ًْټ
.( لَ اّافي تْؿي مَ ًَ امتؼواليږيthan) ( ػelder) َلْي غړّ لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږی اُّوؼاؿًګ
Adverbs
َقـيـذًّـ
Adverb is a word which is used to add something to the meaning of a
verb , an adjective or another adverb.
. ٍفت اّيا تل ليؼ پَ هؼٌی يْ ىي اّافَ کْي، ليؼ ُغَ کلوَ ػٍ چي ػ فؼل
Ex: Ahmad runs fast. (verb). .) (فؼل. اصوؼ تيق ځغلي:هخال
Ex:He spoke quite correctly. (adverb). ً ُغَ کاه:هخال
.)(ليؼ.ال پَ ٍضيش ډّل عثـي ّکړي
Ex: The Afghans are very hospitable.(adjective). .) (ٍفت. افغاًاى ډيـ هيلوَ پال ػي:هخال
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Kinds of Adverbs
َد قـيـذ ډّلـًْـ
Adverbs are mainaly divided into three parts:
:قيذًَّ اعاعا ً پَ دسي تشخْ ّيؾل ؽْي دي
Note: ًْټ
Adverbs of manner only modify verbs and are normally used after the
verbs, but they can have end position.
هګـ کيؼای، ػ څـًګْالي ليؼًَّ يْافي فؼلًَْ هؼيٌْي اّ ػوْها ً لَ فؼلًْْ څغَ ّؿّمتَ امتؼواليږي
.ىي پَ اعيـ کي ځاي ّلـي
Ex: Asif speaks politely. . آٍف هاػتاًَ عثـي کْي:هخال
Ex: The doctor examined the patient carefully. . ډاکتـ پَ ػلت مـٍ ًاؿّؽ هؼايٌَ کړ:هخال
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These adverbs show inexact time. .ػغَ ليؼًَّ ًاهؼيي ّعت ښيي
Like: Already , ago , early .....etc. . اّ ػامي ًْؿ...... ّعتي، پغْا، هغکي:َلک
Ex: I see him many times. . فٍ ُغَ ډيـ ځلي ّيٌن:هخال
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Ex: Do you know him? No, I do not. . ًَ يي پيژًن، ًَ آيا تَ ُغَ پيژًي؟:هخال
Ex: He even smokes cigarette now. . ُغَ صتی اّك ُن مګـيټ څکْي:هخال
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Like : Sometimes )َ (ځـيـٌي ّعـتــًْـ, Often ) (اکـخــاً ّعـت, Usually )ً (هـؼــوـْال,
Always )َ (ُويي, Several times ) (څْ ځلي, Seldom)َ(کلَ کل, Rarely)َ(کلَ کل...etc.
Ex: Dervish often goes to Kandahar. . ػؿّيو اکخـاً ّعت کٌؼُاؿ تَ ځي:هخال
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Formation of Adverbs
ًَّد قيذًّْ جْړ
Most of the advebs are formed by (ly) at the end of adjectives.
.( پَ ّامطَ رْړيږيly) ډيـ ليؼًَّ ػ ٍفت پَ اعيـ کی ػ
Like: Perfect – Perfectly )ً (کاهل ـــ کاهال, Quick – Quickly )ٍ(تيقــ پَ تيقي مـ
Rules: قاعـذي
1) Adjectives ending in (y) change (y) into (I) and add (ly).
.( ػالٍّ کيږيly)ّ( تؼليږي اI) َ( پy) ( عتن ىْي ّيy) َُغَ ٍفتًَْ چي پ
2) Adjectives ending in (ible) and (able) drop (e) and add (y).
.( ػالٍّ کيږيy) ّ( لَ هٌځَ ځي اe) ( عتـن ّيable) ّ( اible) َُغَ ٍفتًَْ چي پ
Exceptions: اعـتـثـٌاّي
Like: Due – Duly. ) (ًتيزَ ــ پَ ًتيزَ کي, Whole – Wholly. )ً(کاهل ــ کاهال
True – Truly. )ً(صميمت ــ صمـيمتا
4) Adjectives ending in a single (l) take (ly) but adjectives ending in (ll)
take only (y).
(y) ( عتن ّي يْافيll) َ( اعتياؿّي هګـ ُغَ ٍفتًَْ چي پly) ( عتن ّيl) ُغَ ٍفتًَْ چي
.اعتياؿّي
Ex: Careful – Carfully. .ٍ ػلـت ـــ پَ ػلـت مـــ:هخال
Ex: Dull – Dully. .ٍ عنتَ ــ پَ عنتګی مـ:هخال
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Note: ًـْټ
Some adjectives and adverbs have the same form,
.ځيٌي ٍفتًَْ اّ ليؼًَّ ػيي ىکل لـي
Like:Early )ٍ پَ ّعت مـ، (ّعتي,Deep )ٍ پَ ژّؿّالي مـ،(ژّؿ, Fast )ٍ پَ تيقي مـ،(تيق
Low ) ٍ پَ کښتَ ّالي مـ،َ (کښت, Far )ٍ پَ لـي ّالي مـ، (لـي, high)ٍ پَ لْړّالي مـ،(لْړ
Hard )ٍ پَ مغتی مـ، (مغت..... etc.
Ex: Corolla is a fast car.(adjective). .) (ٍفت.ٍ کْؿّال يْ تيق هْټـ ػ:هخال
Ex: Asad runs fast. (adverb). .) (لـيؼ. آمـؼ پَ تيقي مـٍ ځغلي:هخال
5) Some adjectives are combined with (a) , (be) and (to) and form adverb.
.( پَ هغتاړي مـٍ تـکيثـيـږيto) ّ( اbe) ، (a) ځيٌی ٍفتًَْ ػ
Ex: Broad – Abroad . ٍ پلي ــ پَ پلٌْالي مـ:هخال
Ex: Live – Alive. .ٍ ژًّؼي ــ پَ ژًّؼي تْب مـ:هخال
Ex: Head – Ahead. .ٍ اتتؼاء ــ پَ اتتؼاء مـ:هخال
Comparision of Adverbs
َد قـيـذًّـْ هـقـايـغـ
Many of the adverbs are compared as adjectives and have three degrees
of comparison.
.ػيـ ليؼًَّ ػيٌا ً ػ ٍفتًْْ پَ څيـ هماينَ کيږي اّ ػ همايني ػؿي ػؿري لـي
1) One syllable adverbs form their comparative by adding (er) and the
superlative by (est).
ْ( پَ اّافَ کْلest) ( اّ پَ ػالي "ىکل" کي ػer) يْ ُزايي ليؼًَّ پغپل تفْيلي ىکل کي ػ
.تيکيليـږي
Positive degree َماػٍ ػؿر Comparative degree َتفْيلي ػؿر Superlative degree ػالي
َػؿر
Fast ٍپَ تيقي مـ Faster ٍپَ ډيـ تيقي مـ Fastest ٍپَ ډيـفيات تيقي مـ
Hard ٍپَ مغتي مـ Harder ٍپَ ډيـ مغتي مـ Hard ٍپَ ډيـ فيات مغتي مـ
Soon ژؿ Sooner ډيـ ژؿ Soonest ډيـ فيات ژؿ
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2) Two or more than two syllable adverbs take (more) in the comparative
and (most) in the superlative forms.
( اّپَ ػالي ىکلmore) ػٍّ يا لَ ػّّ څغَ فيات ُزاء "لـًّکي" ليؼًَّ پَ تفـْيلي ىکل کي
.( اعتياؿّيmost) کي
Positive degree َ ماػٍ ػؿرComparative degree َ تفْيلي ػؿرSuperlative degree َػالي ػؿر
Quickly ٍپَ چاتکي مـ More quickly ٍپَ ډيـ چاتکي مـ Most quickly ٍپَ ډيـ فيات چاتکي مـ
Bavely ٍپَ فړٍ ّؿتْب مـ More bravely ٍپَ ډيـ فړٍ ّؿتْب مـ Most bravely ٍپَ ډيـ فيات فړٍ ّؿتْ ب مـ
Well ٍ پَ ښَ ّالي مـBetter ٍپَ ډيـ ښَ ّالي مـ Best ٍپَ ډيـ فيات ښَ ّالي مـ
Little ٍ پَ ليږّالي مـLess ٍپَ ډيـ ليږّالي مـ Least ٍپَ ډيـفيات ليږّالي مـ
1. “Good”: َښــ
“Good” is an adjective which shows condition and modifies nouns.
.“ ُغَ ٍفت ػٍ چي ػ کيفيت يا صالت اّ ػ اموًْْ متايٌَ تياًْيGood”
Ex: Muneer is a good student. .ٍ هٌيـ يْ ښَ فػٍ کًّْکي ػ:هخال
2. “Well”: َښـ
“Well” is an adverb which expresses good health and modifies verbs.
.“ ُغَ ليؼٍ ػٍ چي ښَ ٍضت اّ ػ فؼلًْْ متايٌَ تياًْيWell”
Ex: Ahmad always feels well. . اصوؼ ُـ ّعت ښَ اصناك کْي:هخال
Ex: I have enough time to stay here. . فٍ ػلتَ ػ پاتي کيؼّ لپاؿٍ کافي ّعت لـم:هخال
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4. “Very”: ډيـش
“Very” is an adverb which is used before adjectives and other adverbs
to show degree.
.“ ُغَ ليؼ ػٍ چي لَ ٍفتًْْ اّ ًْؿّ ليؼًّْ څغَ هغکي امتؼواليږي اّ ػؿرَ ښيیVery”
Ex: This hous is very large. .ٍ ػغَ کْؿ ډيـ غټ ػ:هخال
5. “Much”: صيات،ډيـش
“Much” is both adverb and adjective which shows amount or quantity , it
can be also used before comparative degree.
اّ ُوؼاؿًګَ کيؼاي ىي لَ تفْيلي، “ ُـن ليؼ ػٍ ُـن ٍفت چي همؼاؿ اّ اًؼافٍ تياًْيMuch”
.څغَ هغکي امتؼوال ىي
Ex: This hous is much large than that hous.
.ٍ ػغَ کْؿ لَ ُغَ کْؿڅغَ ډيـ لْي ػ:هخال
6. “Still”: َ تشاّعـ، َال تشاّعـ
“Still” is used for a period of time that continued from the past to pres-
ent , and it is used in declarative (affirmative , negative and question)
sentences.
ّ ا، “ ػ ّعت ػ ػّؿاى لپاؿٍ پکاؿ ّړل کـيږي چـي لَ هاّي څغَ تـاّمَ اػاهَ لـيStill”
. هٌفي اّ مْالي) رولْ کي امتؼواليږي، ػغَ "ليؼ" پَ عثـي (هخثت
Ex: Are you still working now? آيا تَ تـاّمَ پْؿي پَ کاؿ هَـّف يي؟:هخال
Ex: It is still raining. تـاّمَ پْؿي تاؿاى ّؿيږي:هخال
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Ex: This water is rather hot. . ػغَ اّتَ لَ صؼٍ فياتي ګـهي ػي:هخال
Ex: He only fixed the car. . ُغَ فمٔ هْټـ تـهين کړ:هخال
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Structure: عاختواى
Affirmative form
هثثت ؽکل Sub + Will /Shall + Have + V3 + Comp.
Ex: I will have finished the work. . ها تَ کاؿ عتن کړي ّي:هخال
Question form
عْالي ؽکل Will /Shall + Sub + Have + V3 + Comp?
Ex: Will I have finished the work? آيا هاتَ کاؿ عتن کړي ّي؟:هخال
Negative form
هٌفي ؽکل Sub + Will /Shall + Not + Have + V3 + Comp .
Ex: I will not have finished the work. . هاتَ کاؿ عتن کړي ًَ ّي:هخال
Will /Shall +Sub + Not + Have + V3 + Comp -?
Negative interrogative Ex: Will I not have finished the work? آيا هاتَ کاؿ عتن کړي ًَ ّي؟:هخال
form هٌفي عْالي ؽکل
Won‟t/Shan‟t + Sub + Have + V3 + Comp -?
Ex: Won‟t I have finished the work? آيا هاتَ کاؿ عتن کړي ًَ ّي؟:هخال
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Will have been / Shall have been Will have been / Shall have been
Structure: عاختواى
Affirmative form
هثثت ؽکل Sub + Will /Shall + Have + been + V - ing + Comp.
Ex: Ali will have been playing chess. . ػلي تَ ػ مطـًذ پَ لْتَ تْعت ّي:هخال
Question form
عْالي ؽکل Will /Shall + Sub + Have + been + V - ing + Comp?
Ex: Will Ali have been playing chess? آيا ػلي تَ ػ مطـًذ پَ لْتَ تْعت ّي؟:هخال
Negative form
هٌفي ؽکل Sub + Will /Shall + Not + Have + been + V - ing + Comp .
Ex: Ali will not have been playing chess. . ػلي تَ ػمطـًذ پَ لْتَ تْعت ًَ ّي:هخال
Will /Shall +Sub + Not + Have + been + V - ing + Comp -?
Negative interrogative Ex: Will Ali not have been playing chess? آيا ػلي تَ ػ مطـًذ پَ لْتَ تْعت ًَ ّي؟:هخال
form هٌفي عْالي ؽکل
Won‟t/Shan‟t + Sub + Have + been + V - ing + Comp -?
Ex: Won‟t Ali have been playing chess? آيا ػلي تَ ػ مطـًذ پَ لْتَ تْعت ًَ ّي؟:هخال
1) Usage: The future perfect continuous tense is used to show the dura-
tion of an action which will be continuing before some specified time
or before another action in the future.
ؿاتلًّْکي کاهلَ راؿی فهاًَ ػ ُغَ ػول ػ رـياى ػ ښْػلْ لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي چي:) اعتعوال۱
پَ ؿاتلـًّْکي کي تَ لَ هؼـيي ّعت څغَ هغکي اّيا لَ تل ػول څغَ هغکـي ػ ػّام پَ صالت کی
.ّی
Diagram:
Ex: I will have been sleeping for two hours by the time he gets home.
. څْ چي ُغَ کْؿتَ ؿاځي ها تَ ػ ػّّ ماػتْ لپاؿٍ عْب کړی ّي:هخال
Ex:You will have been playing volleyball with us for two hours tomorrow.
. تامي تَ مثا لَ هْږ مـٍ ػ ػّّ ماػتْ لپاؿٍ ػ ّاليثال پَ لْتَ هيغْل يامت:هخال
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Clause
فشض، ؽشط، َقضي
A group of words which has subject and predicate and forms part of a
sentence is called clause.
ُغَ ګـّپ ػ کلوْ چـي ػ هثتؼا اّ عثـ لـًّکـي ّي اّ ػ رولي يٍْ تـعـَ رْړٍ کـړي ػ لـْي پَ ًْم
.ياػيږي
Ex: That he was fine. .ٍّ َ چي ُغَ ښ:هخال
Ex: Why I came here. . فٍ ّلي ػلتَ ؿاغلن:هخال
Ex: Which I bought last year. . چي ها تيـ کال ّاعينت:هخال
But if we add another sentence with each of them, then they can make
a complete sense.
پَ ُغـَ ّعت کـي تَ تيا کاهل هفِـْم،ّهګــ کَ چيـي يٍْ تلَ رولَ لَ ُغـْي ُـ يْ مـٍ اّافَ کـړ
.افاػٍ کړی
Ex: Ahmad said that he was fine. .ٍّ َ اصوؼ ّّيل چي ُغَ ښ:هخال
Ex: This is the car which I bought last year. . ػغَ هْټـ ػٍ چي ها تيـ کال ّاعينت:هخال
The sentences which support them are called principal and the others are
subordinating clauses.
.ُغَ رولي چي ػ لْيي صوايت کْي ػ اٍلي لْي اّ ًْؿي ػ فـػي لْيْ پَ ًْم ياػيږي
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Note: ًْټ
The Sprincipal and subordinating clause are connected by conjunction
such as ; who , whom , whose , which , that , what , when , where .... etc.
what ,that ,which ,whose ,whom ,who اٍلي اّ فــػي لْيي ػ ؿتطی پَ ّامطَ لکـَ؛
. اّ ػامي ًْؿ ٍّليږي.... when ,
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Note: ًـْټ
Some times especially conversion the relative pronoun are omitted when
the sentence has object case.
ځيٌي ّعتًَْ هؼوْالً کلَ چي پَ عثـّ اتـّ يا هکالوَ کي رولَ هفؼـْلي صالت ّلـي هٍْْلي
.(ؿتطي) ّويـ لَ هٌځَ ّړل کيږي
Ex: :هخال
- This is the chair which he sits on. .ػغَ چْکۍ ػٍ چي ُغَ پـي کښيٌي
- This is the chair he sits on. .ػغَ چْکۍ ػٍ "چي" ُغَ پـي کښيٌي
Note:ًْټ
Some times the principal clause is divided into two parts by subordinat-
ing adjective clause.
.ځيٌي ّعتًَْ اٍلي لْيَ ػ فـػي ٍّفي لْي پَ ّامطَ پَ ػّّ تـعْ ّييل کيږي
َد اصلي قضي لْهړۍ تشخ َفــشعــي قــضـيـ َد اصلي قضيي دُّوَ تشخ
.ٍّ َ چامـٍ چي ها تيـٍ ّؿځ هاللات ّکړ يْ فها لَ هلګـّ څغ:هخال
َد اصلي قضي لْهړۍ تشخ َفــشعــي قــضـيـ َد اصلي قضيي دُّوَ تشخ
. کْؿ چي ُغَ پکي ډيـ ښکلي ژًّؼ تيـّي:هخال
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Additions to remarks
)ّّضوايـن پَ ًظشياتْ(هلتيا
Additions to remarks show coordination or discoordination between two
persons or things.
.ّواين پَ ًظـياتْ ػ ػّّ اىغاٍْ يا ػّّ ىياًْ تـهٌځ کي تـاتـي اّ ًا تـاتـي ښکاؿٍ کْي
Note: ًـْټ
Remark is the first longer sentence which expresses the first idea.
.ػ لْهړي ػؿافتـي رولی ًظـيَ ػٍ چي لْهړي هفکْؿٍ تياًْي
Ex: Najeeb is a clever student. .ٍ ًزية يْ اليك فػٍ کًّْکي ػ:هخال
Note:ًْټ
Addition is the second shorter sentence which is added at the end of the
remark and expresses the second idea.
.ػ ػُّوي لٌډ تـي رولي ّويوَ ػٍ چي ػ ًظـيي پَ اعيـ کي اّافَ کيږي اّ ػُّوی هفکْؿٍ تياًْي
Ex: Hikmat is too. . صکوت ُـن:هخال
Note: ًـْټ
1) Affirmative additions to affirmative remarks are formed by:
(Subject + auxiliary + too) or (So + auxiliary + Subject).
(So + auxiliary + Subject) ّ( اSubject + auxiliary + too) هخثت ّوايـن پَ هخثتًْظـياتْ ػ
.پَ ّامطَ تيکيليږي
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Ex: He can‟t speak Pashto but I can. . ُغَ پَ پښتْ عثـي ًيي کْال هګـ فٍ يي کْالي ىن:هخال
Ex: Muhammad has failed but I haven‟t. . هضوؼ ًاکام ىْي ػٍ هګـ فٍ ًَ ين ىْي:هخال
Structure: جْړښټ
Affirmative form
هثثت ؽکلSub + Would / Should + V1 + Comp.
Ex: I would visit him in the park. . فٍ تَ لَ ُغَ مـٍ پَ پاؿک کي ګْؿم:هخال
Question form
عْالي ؽکل Would / Should + Sub + V1 + Comp?
Ex: Would I visit him in the park? آيا فٍ تَ لَ ُغَ مـٍ پَ پاؿک کي ّګْؿم؟:هخال
Negative form
هٌفي ؽکل Sub + Would / Should + Not + V1 + Comp .
Ex: I would not visit him in the park. . فٍ تَ لَ ُغَ مـٍ پَ پاؿک کي ًَّ ګْؿم:هخال
Would / Should +Sub + Not + V1 + Comp -?
Negative interrogative Ex: Would I not visit him in the park? آيا فٍ تَ لَ ُغَ مـٍ پَ پاؿک کي ًَّ ګْؿم؟:هخال
form هٌفي عْالي ؽکل
Wouldn‟t / Shouldn‟t + Sub + V1 + Comp -?
Ex: Wouldn‟t I visit him in the park? آيا فٍ تَ لَ ُغَ مـٍ پَ پاؿک کي ًَّ ګْؿم؟:هخال
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Note: Future in the past tenses are usually followed by the improbable
conditional sentences.
. ؿتلًّْکي فهاًی پَ هاّي کي هؼوْالً ػ ًاهـوکٌَ ىـٓيَ رولْ پَ ّامطَ تؼمـيثـيږي:ًْټ
Structure: جْړښټ
Affirmative form
هثثت ؽکلSub + Would / Should + Be + V1 - ing + Comp.
Ex: He would be playing chess. . ُغَ تَ ػ مطـًذ پَ لْتَ هَـّف ّي:هخال
Question form
عْالي ؽکل Would / Should + Sub + Be + V1 - ing +Comp?
Ex: Would he be playing chess? آيا ُغَ تَ ػ مطـًذ پَ لْتَ هَـّف ّي؟:هخال
Negative form
هٌفي ؽکل Sub + Would / Should + Not + Be + V1 - ing + Comp .
Ex: He would not be playing chess. . ُغَ تَ ػ مطـًذ پَ لْتَ هَـّف ًَ ّي:هخال
Would / Should +Sub + Not + Be + V1 - ing + Comp -?
Negative interrogative Ex: Would he not be playing chess? آيا ُغَ تَ ػ مطـًذ پَ لْتَ هَـّف ًَ ّي؟:هخال
form هٌفي عْالي ؽکل
Wouldn‟t / Shouldn‟t + Sub + Be + V1 - ing + Comp -?
Ex: Wouldn‟t he be playing chess? آيا ُغَ تَ ػ مطـًذ پَ لْتَ هَـّف ًَ ّي؟:هخال
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1) Usage: Future in the past continuous tense is used to show the dura-
tion of an action that would be in progress at some specified time in
the future of the past but the action did not happen.
پَ تيـٍ راؿی کي ؿاتلًّْکي فهاًَ ػ ُغَ کاؿ ػ رـياى لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږي چي:) اعتعـوـال۱
ٍپَ هؼـيي ّعت کي تَ پَ ؿاتلًّْکي تيـٍ فهاًَ کي ػ رــياى پَ صالت کي ّي هګــ ػول ًؼ
.ّالـغ ىْي
Ex: The kids would be going to the pool if the parents admitted them.
. کَ چيـي هْؿ اّپالؿ هاىْهاًْ تَ ارافٍ ّؿکړي ٍّ ُغْي تَ صُْ تَ تلل:هخال
. ػغَ فهاًَ ػ ؿاتلًّْکي راؿي فهاًي پَ ځاي پَ غيـ هنتمين عثـّ کښي امتؼواليږي:ًْټ
Conjunctions
د ّصل (ستظ) تْسي
Ex: Arfan and Muzamil are brothers. . ػــفاى اّ هقهل ّؿّڼَ ػي:هخال
Ex: I was present but he was absent. .ٍّ فٍ صاّـ ّم هګـ ُغَ غيـ صاّـ:هخال
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Ex: I am a doctor and he is a student. .ٍ فٍ يْ ډاکتـين اّ ُغَ يْ فػٍ کًّْکي ػ:هخال
The cumulative conjunctions are used to one idea to another idea or one
action to another action.
ٍػ ٍّل فياتًْکي تْؿي يٍْ هفکْؿٍ لَ تلي هفکْؿي مـٍ يا يْ ػول لَ تل ػول مـٍ ػ ٍّلْلْ لپاؿ
.امتؼواليږي
Some cumulative conjunctions ځيٌي هتـاکن ػ ٍّل تْؿي
And ّا Both .......... and ُـن............ ُـن
Too َ ُوؼاؿًګ، ُـن Neither ......... nor ًَ ......... ًَ
Also َُـوؼاؿًګ Not only ..... but also َ تلک...... ًَ يْافي
So ُوؼامي، ًْ As well as ٍّ تـػال، َ اګـچ، َُوؼاؿًګ
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Ex: I was sick so I went to sleep earlier. . فٍ ًاؿّؽ ّم ًْ ډيـ ّعتي ّيؼٍ ىْم:هخال
Ex: She is lazy therefore I dislike her. . ُغَ ټٌثلَ ػٍ لَ ُغَ مثثَ فٍ ُغَ ًَ عْښْم:هخال
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Preposition
اضافي تْسي
Preposition is a word which is used to show the relationship between
two persons or things.
.اّافی تْؿی ُغَ کولَ ػٍ چي ػ ػّّ اىغاٍْ يا ىياًْ تـهٌځ ؿاتطَ ښيي
Ex: I am in the garden. . فٍ پَ تاؽ کي يـن:هخال
Ex: The book is near the table. .ٍ کتاب هيق تَ ًږػي ػ:هخال
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C) By = Before هخکي
Ex: I will complete this work by june. . فٍ تَ لَ رْى څغَ هغکي ػغَ کاؿ عتن کړ:هخال
Ex: I will go to Kandahar by April. . فٍ تَ لَ آپـيل څغَ هغکي کٌؼُاؿ تَ ّالړ ىـن:هخال
)(ج
H) By God = To swear of God. قـغـن پَ خذاي
Ex: By God , I didn‟t do it. . کَ ها ُغَ مـتَ ؿمْلي ّي، ) لنن پَ عؼای (د:هخال
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Ex: I come here at nine o‟clock. هخال :فٍ پَ ًَ تزْ ػلتَ ؿاځـن.
Ex: The teacher is at the office. هخال :ښًّْکي پَ ػفتـ کي ػٍ.
Ex: Kabul is the capital of Afghanistan. هخال :کاتل ػ افغاًنتاى پايتغت ػٍ.
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Ex: Ahmad and Ali would have completed the work whether they had started
earlier.
.ٍّ کاؿ تَ عتن ىْي، ٍّ کَ چيـي اصوؼ اّ ػلي ّعت تـ ىـّع کړي:هخال
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Structure: عاختواى
Affirmative form
هثثت ؽکل Sub + Would / Should + Have + been + V - ing + Comp.
Ex: I would have been playing cricket. . فٍ تَ ػ کـکيټ پَ لْتَ هَـّف ّم:هخال
Question form Would / Should + Sub + Have + been + V - ing + Comp?
عْالي ؽکل
Ex: Would I have been playing cricket? آيا فٍ تَ ػ کـکيټ پَ لْتَ هَـّف ّم؟:هخال
Negative form Sub + Would / Should + Not + Have + been + V - ing + Comp .
هٌفي ؽکل
Ex: I would not have been playing cricket. فٍ تَ ػ کـکيټ پَ لْتَ هَـّف ًَ ّم؟:هخال
Would / Should + Sub + Not + Have + been + V - ing + Comp -?
Negative interrogative Ex: Would I not have been playing cricket? آيا فٍ تَ ػ کـکيټ پَ لْتَ هَـّف ًَ ّم؟:هخال
form هٌفي عْالي ؽکل Wouldn‟t / Shouldn‟t + Sub + Have + been + V - ing + Comp -?
Ex: Wouldn‟t I have been playing cricket? آيا فٍ تَ ػ کـکيټ پَ لْتَ هَـّف ًَ ّم؟:هخال
Ex: She would have been working at the bank if she had not gotten married.
.ٍّ َ کَ چيـي ُغي ّاػٍ ًَ ٍّ کړي پَ تاًک کي تَ پَ کاؿ هَـّف:هخال
Ex: They would have meeting their counterparts if they did not cancel the meeting.
.ٍّ کَ چيـي هاللات ًَ لغٍْ کيؼٍ ُغْي تَ لَ عپلْ ُوکاؿاًْ مـٍ پَ هاللات هيغْل:هخال
Mood
د فعـل ّجَ يا حالت
Mood is the mode or manner in which the action denoted by the verb
is presented.
.ّرَ ػثاؿت لَ ُغَ صالت څغَ ػٍ چي ػول يا "ػفؼل صالت" پکښي تياًيږي
Or: اّيا
Mood is the manner of the verb which shows how the action occurred.
.ّْرَ ػ فؼل صالت ػٍ ښيي چي ػول څٌګَ ّالغ ى
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Ex: Suppose he fails , what will he do? څَ تَ ّکړي؟، ٍ فـُ کړي ُغَ ًاکام ػ:هخال
Ordinary(main) verbs
ًَْهعـوـْلـي(اصـلـي) فعـلـ
Ordinary verbs are those which express a complete meaning and can
stand alone.
.هؼوْلي(اٍلي) فؼلًَْ ُغَ ػي چي کاهلَ هؼٌی تياًْي اّ پَ تٌِايي مـٍ ػ هفِْم لـًّکي ّي
Ordinary verbs are divided into three parts: هعوْلي فعلًَْ پَ دسي تشخْ ّيؾل ؽْي دي
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Like: ًهثال
Like: ًهثال
Shine)(ځليذل Cry )(ژړل Smile)(هْعکا کْل Laugh)(خٌذيذل
Note:ًْټ
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Causative verbs
ًَْعلتي يا عثثي فعـل
“Causative verbs” are those verbs which we don‟t perform an action dir-
ectly , we get it done indirectly by some one else.
َ ػول ػ تل ىغٌ پَ ّامط،ّْػلتي فؼلًَْ ُغَ فؼلًَْ ػي چي هْږػول هنتميوا ً پغپلَ مـتَ ًَ ؿم
.پَ غيـ هنتمين ډّل ٍْؿت ًيني
Ex: I made him fix the picture on the wall. . ها ُغَ هزثْؿ کړ "چي" پَ ػيْال تَْيـ ّلګْي:هخال
Ex: We compel him fix our car. . هْږ ُغَ هزثْؿٍ کړ چي فهْږ هْټـ تـهيــن کړي:هخال
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Ex: Karrim persuaded me to learn Arabic. . کـين فٍ ػ ػـتي فػٍ کړي تَ تيْيك کړم:هخال
Ex: Shfiq will get his brother to study his lesson.
. ىفـيـك تَ ػػي مثة ىي چي ّؿّؿ يي ػؿك ّّايي:هخال
3) The other formula which is usually used in the causative form is:
(Sub + Have / Get + Obj + V3).
(Sub + Have/Get + Obj +V) :َتل فْؿهْل چي هؼوْالً پَ مثثي ىکل کي امتؼواليږي ػثاؿت ػٍ ل
.َڅغ
In this formula the subject of the sentence either accepts the result of
the action or causes the action.
.پَ ػي فْؿهْل کي ػ رولي فاػل اّ يا ػا چي ػػول ًتيزَ لثْلْي اّيا ُن عپلَ ػ کاؿمثة کيږي
Ex: Abdullah got his car stolen. .ْ ػ ػثؼهللا هْټـ غال ى:هخال
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Ueses of passive
"ًَْد هجِـْل د اعتعوال "ځاي
The passive form is mostly used in the following ways:
:هزِـْل ىکل ػوؼتا ً پَ الًؼي ځايًْْ امتؼواليږي
1) When the doer of the action is not known or clear.
.ُغَ ّعت چي ػ ػول "مـتَ ؿمًْکي" (فاػـل) هؼـلْم ّي
Ex: The money was stolen. . پيني غال ىْي:هخال
Ex: He was murdered. .ْ ُغَ ّّژل ى:هخال
2) When it is not important to mention the doar of an action , as it is
clear who he or she is.
لکَ چي ّاّش ّي چي څْک ػ، ُغَ ّعت چي ػ ػول ػ مـتَ ؿمًْکي(فاػـل) ؽکـ هِن ًَ ّي
.ٍ" ػول مـتَ ؿمًّْکي" ػ
Ex: The president was elected. .ْ ؿيل روِـْؿ اًتغاب ى:هخال
Ex: The streets are swept. . کْڅي پيچـلي ػي:هخال
Ex: :هخال
Active هعـلْم Passive هجِـْل
He asks her. She is asked by him.
.ُـغـَ لَ ُـغـي څغـَ پْښـتي .ُغـَ (هًْج) ػ ُغـَ پَ ّامـطَ پْښتـل کـيږي
Does he ask her? Is she asked by him?
آيا ُغَ ُغَ (هًْج) پْښتي؟ آيا ُغَ (هًْج) ػ ُغَ پَ ّامطَ پْښتل کيږي؟
He doesn‟t ask her. She is not asked by him.
.ُغَ ُغَ (هًْج) ًَ پْښتي .ُغَ (هًْج) ػ ُغَ پَ ّامطَ ًَ پْښتل کيږي
Does he not ask her ? Is she not asked by him?
آيا ُغَ ُغَ(هًْج) ًَ پْښتي؟ آيا ُغَ (هًْج) ػ ُغَ پَ ّامطَ ًَ پْښتل کيږي؟
Doesn‟t he ask her? Isn‟t she asked by him?
آيا ُغَ ُغَ (هًْج) ًَ پْښتي؟ آيا ُغَ (هًْج) ػ ُغَ پَ ّامطَ ًَ پْښتل کيږي؟
Ex: :هخال
Ex: :هخال
Active هعـلْم Passive هجِـْل
We defeated them. They were defeated by us.
.ٍهْږ ُغـْي تَ هاتي ّؿکړ .ٍُغْي فهْږ پَ ّامطَ هاتي ّعْړ
Did we defeat them ? Were they defeated by us?
آيا هْږ ُغْي تَ هاتي ّؿکړٍ؟ آيا ُغْي فهْږ پَ ّامطَ هاتي ّعْړٍ؟
We didn‟t defeat them . They were not defeated by us.
.ٍهْږ ُغـْي تَ هاتي ّؿًکړ .ٍُغْي فهْږ پَ ّامطَ هاتي ًَّ عْړ
Did we not defeat them? Were they not defeated by us?
آيا هْږ ُغـْي تَ هاتي ّؿًکړٍ؟ آيا ُغـْي فهْږ پَ ّامطَ هاتي ًَّ عْړٍ ؟
Didn‟t we defeat them? Weren‟t they defeated by us ?
آيا هْږ ُغْي تَ هات ّؿًکړٍ؟ آيا ُغـْي فهْږ پَ ّامطَ هاتي ًَّ عْړٍ؟
Ex: :هخال
Active هعـلْم Passive هجِـْل
I was doing the homework. The homework was being done by me.
.ٍّها کْؿًي کاؿ مـتَ ؿما .ٍکْؿًي کاؿ فها پَ ّامطَ مـتَ ؿميؼ
Was I doing the homework ? Was the homework being done by me?
آيا ها کْؿًی کاؿ مـتَ ؿماٍّ؟ آيا کْؿًی کاؿ فها پَ ّامطَ مـتَ ؿميؼٍ؟
I was not doing the homework . The homework was not being done by me.
.ٍّها کْؿًی کاؿ مـتَ ًَ ؿما .ٍکْؿًی کاؿ فها پَ ّامطَ مـتَ ًَ ؿميؼ
Was I not doing the homework? Was the homework not being done by me?
آيا ها کْؿًی کاؿ مـتَ ًَ ؿماٍّ؟ آيا کْؿًي کاؿ فها پَ ّامطَ مـتَ ًَ ؿميؼٍ ؟
Wasn‟t I doing the homework? Wasn‟t the homework being done by me ?
آيا ها کْؿًی کاؿ مـتَ ًَ ؿماٍّ؟ آيا کْؿًي کاؿ فهاى پَ ّامطَ مـتَ ًَ ؿميؼٍ؟
Ex: :ًَْهخال
The past perfect continuous tense doesn‟t change from active into passive.
.تيـٍ راؿي فهاًَ لَ هؼـلْم څغَ هزِـْل تَ ًَ تثؼيليږي
Ex: :هخال
Active هعـلْم Passive هجِـْل
I will encourage them. They will be encouraged by me.
.فٍ تَ ُغْي تيْيك کړم .ُغْي تَ فها پَ ّامطَ تيْيك ىـي
Will I encourage them ? Will they be encouraged by me?
آيا فٍ تَ ُغْي تيْيك کړم؟ آيا ُغـْي تَ فها پَ ّامطَ تيْيك ىـي؟
I will not encourage them. They will not be encouraged by me.
.فٍ تَ ُغـْي تيْيك ًکړم .ُغْي تَ فها پَ ّامطَ تيْيك ًـيـي
Will I not encourage them? Will they not be encouraged by me ?
آيا فٍ تَ ُغـْي تيْيك ًکړم؟ آيا ُغـْي تَ فها پَ ّامطَ تيْيك ًـيي؟
Won‟t I encourage them? Won‟t they be encouraged by me ?
آيا فٍ تَ ُغـْي تيْيك ًکړم؟ آيا ُغـْي تَ فها پَ ّامطَ تيْيك ًيـي؟
Ex: :هخال
Active هعـلْم Passive هجِـْل
I will be watching T.V . T.V will be being watched by me.
.فٍ تَ تلْيقّى ګْؿم .تلْيقّى تَ فها پَ ّامطَ کتل کيږي
Will I be watching T.V ? Will T.V be being wached by me?
آيا فٍ تَ تلْيقّى ګْؿم؟ آيا تلْيقّى تَ فها پَ ّامطَ کتل کيږي؟
I will not be watching T.V . T.V will not be being watched by me.
.فٍ تَ تلْيقّى ًَ ګْؿم .تلْيقّى تَ فها پَ ّامطَ ًَ کتل کيږي
Will I not be watching T.V ? Will T.V not be being watched by me ?
آيا فٍ تَ تلْيقّى ًَ ګْؿم؟ آيا تلْيقّى تَ فها پَ ّامطَ ًَ کتل کيږي؟
Won‟t I be watching T.V ? Won‟t T.V be being watched by me ?
آيا فٍ تَ تلْيقّى ًَ ګْؿم؟ آيا تلْيقّى تَ فها پَ ّامطَ ًَ کتل کيږي؟
Ex: :هخال
Active هعـلْم Passive هجِـْل
We will have defeated him. He will have been defeated by us.
.هْږ تَ ُغَ تَ هاتي ّؿکړي ّي .ُغَ تَ فهْږ پَ ّامطَ هاتي عْړلي ّي
Will we have defeated him ? Will he have been defeated by us?
آيا هْږ تَ ُغَ تَ هاتي ّؿکړي ّي؟ آيا ُغَ تَ فهْږ پَ ّامطَ هاتي عْړلي ّي؟
We will not have defeated him. He will not have been defeated by us.
.هْږ تَ ُغَ تَ هاتي ّؿکړی ًَ ّی .ُغَ تَ فهْږ پَ ّامطَ هاتي عْړلي ًَ ّي
Will we not have defeated him? Will he not have been defeated by us ?
آيا هْږ تَ ُغَ تَ هاتي ّؿکړي ًَ ّي؟ آيا ُغَ تَ فهْږ پَ ّامطَ هاتي عْړلی ًَ ّي؟
Won‟t we have defeated him? Won‟t he have been defeated by us ?
آيا هْږ تَ ُغَ تَ هاتي ّؿکړي ًَ ّي؟ آيا ُغَ تَ فهْږ پَ ّامطَ هاتي عْړلي ًَ ّی؟
3) The first word in the narration should begin with capital letter.
.پَ ّيٌَ کي تايؼ لْهړي تْؿي پَ غټ تْؿي ىـّع ىي
Ex: Ahmad said, “My classmates will take a trip to Mazar next week.”
" . " ؿاتلًّْکي اًّّۍ تَ لَ ُوٌَفياًْ مـٍ هقاؿ تَ مفـ ّکړم، اصوؼ ّّيل:هخال
5. All the words and adverbs which show the near situation are change
to far.
.ټْلي کلوي اّ ليؼًَّ چي ًږػي ّّش(صالت) ښيي پَ لـي تاًؼي تثؼيليږي
6. The verbs ( Must , Should , Ought to , Could) are not changed in the
indirect form.
. ( فؼـلًَْ پَ غيـهنتمين ىکل تاًؼي ًَ تثؼليږيCould , Ought to , Should , Must) ػ
1) Ex: :) هخال۱
- He said, “I come here every day”. ." "فٍ ُـٍ ّؿځ ػلتَ ؿاځن، ُغَ ّّيل-
- He said that he came there every day. .َ ُغَ ّّيل چي ُغَ ُـٍ ّؿځ ُلتَ ؿات-
Note: ًْټ
When the main verb is not in the simple past tense , no change is
possible in the tenses.
. پَ فهاًْ کي تغيـ ًَ ؿاځي، کلَ چي پَ ماػٍ تيـٍ فهاًَ کي اٍلي فؼـل ًَ ّي
Ex: :هخال
- Ahmad says, “ I know him”. ." " فٍ ُغَ پيژًن، اصوؼ ّايي
- Ahmad says that he knows him. .اصوؼ ّايي چي ُغَ پيژًي
Ex: :هخال
- He has said , “ Amran is a clever student”.
." ٍ " ػوـاى يْ اليمَ فػٍ کًّْکي ػ، ُغَ ّيلي ػي
- He has said that Amran is a clever student.
.ٍُغَ ّيلي ػي چي ػوــاى يْ اليمَ فػٍ کًّْکي ػ
Note:ًْټ
When the narration is unchangeable general fact , no change is made in
the indirect speech ; even if the main verb is in the simple past tense.
َ پَ غيـ هنتمين کالم کي تغيـ ًَ ؿاځي ؛ صتی کَ چيـي پ، کلَ چي ًمـل لْل(ّيٌا) کلي صميمت ّي
.ماػٍ تيـٍ فهاًَ کي اٍلي فؼـل ُن هْرْػ ّي
Ex: :هخال
- Shabeer said , ” The sky is blue”. ." ٍ " آمواى آتي ػ، ىثيـ ّّيل
- Shabeer said that the sky is blue. .ٍىثيـ ّّيل چي آمواى آتی ػ
Like : Ask ) مْال کْل، (پْښتل, Inquire ) (تيا پْښتٌَ کْل, Want to know ) پيژًؼل، (پُْيؼل
...etc.
2. The comma and quotation marks are omitted.
.ػ کاهـي اّ ًمـل لـْل ػالهـي لَ هٌځَ ّړل کـيږي
3. To connect the two parts of the sentence.
.ػ رـوـلي ػٍّ تــعــي مـــٍ ًـښـلــْي
5. The subject is placed before verb. .فاػـل لَ فؼـل څغَ هغکي ځاي ًيني
Note: ًْټ
The words (do , does , did) are omitted in the indirect speech.
.( کلوي پَ غيـهنتمين کالم کي لَ هٌځَ ځيdid , does , do) ػ
Ex: :هخال
- He said: “ Can I help you?” " " آيا کْالي ىن لَ تامی مـٍ هـمتَ ّکړم؟:ُغَ ّّيل
- He asked if he could help me. .ُغَ پْښتٌَ ّکړٍ چي آيا ُغَ کْالي ىْاي لَ هامـٍ هـمتَ ّکړي
Ex: :هخال
- He said: “ Do you know me?” " " آيا ها پيژًۍ؟:ُغَ ّّيل
- He wanted to know if I knew him. .ٍُغَ غْښتل ّپُْيږي چي آيا ُغَ هي پيژاًؼ
Ex: :هخال
- Ali said: “Have you visited Kabul?” " " آيا تامي کاتل ليؼلي ػٍ؟:ػلی ّّيل
- Ali asked me if I had visited Kabul. .ٍّ اصوؼ ّپْښتل چي آيا ها کاتل ليؼلي
Ex: :هخال
- Khalid said: “Where are you going now?” " " تامي چيـي ځۍ؟:عالؼ ّّيل
- Khalid wanted to know where I was going then. .عالؼ غْښتل ّپُْيږي چي فٍ چيـي تـلـن
Ex: :هخال
- The students said: “When is our examination?” " " فهْږ اهتضاى څَ ّعت ػٍ؟:ىاګـػاًْ ّّيل
- The students asked when their examination was..ٍّ ىاګـػاًْ ّپْښتل چي اهتضاى يي څَ ّعت
Like: Order ) (ُؼايت ّؿکْل, Request ) (غـْښتٌَ کْل, command ) (اهـ کْل... etc.
2. To connect the two parts of the sentence. .ػ رولي ػٍّ تـعي مـٍ ًښلْي
A) Use (to) in the positive case. .( امتؼواليږيto) پَ هخثت صالت کی
B) Use (not to) in the negative case. .( امتؼواليږيnot to) پَ هٌفي صالت کي
Ex: :هخال
- He said: “Come on time.” " . " پَ ّعت ؿاځي:ُغَ ّّيل
- He ordered to me tocome on time. .ُغَ هاتَ ُؼايت ّکړ چي پَ ّعت ؿاىـن
Ex: :هخال
- He said: “Don‟t go away please.” ". َ " لطفاً لـی هَ ځ: ُغَ ّّيل
- He asked me not to go away. .ُغَ لَ هاڅغَ غْښتٌَ ّکړٍ تـڅْ لـی الړ ًين
Ex: :هخال
- Jalal said: “Please study your lessons well.” " .َ "لطفا ً عپل ػؿمًَْ ػي ښَ ّّاي:رالل ّّيل
- Jalal requested me to study my lessons well. .رالل لَ ها څغَ غْښتٌَ ّکړٍ چي عپل ػؿمًَْ ښَ ّّاين
Like: Cry ) فـياػ کْل، (ژړل, Appreciate ) متايل، ػؿک کْل، (ػؿًاّي کْل,
Shout ) (فـياػ کْل, Admire ) تيْيمـْل، ( متايل.... etc.
3. The other changes (tenses and adverbs) are the same as declarative
form.
.ػ ًْؿّ (فهاًْ اّ ليؼًّْ) تغيـات ػ عثـي صالت پَ څيـ ػي
Ex: هخال
- He said, “ Welcome to Ghazni !” " ! " غـقًي تَ ښَ ؿاغالمت، ُغَ ّّيل
- He greeted with me saying that welcome to Ghazni.
.ُغَ ػ ښَ ؿاغالمت ّيلـْ غقًي تَ لَ هامـٍ ؿّغثړ ّکړ
Ex: :هخال
- Ahmad said, “Well-done you won the challenge !”
"! " آفـيي ػ هناتمي ّړًّکي ىْي، اصوؼ ّّيل
- Ahmad appreciated me saying that I had won the challenge.
.ٍاصوؼ ػػي پَ ّيلْ مـٍ چي فٍ ػ هناتمي ّړًّکي ىْي ّم لَ ها څغَ متايٌَ ّکړ
Ex: :هخال
- He said , “What a noisy he is !” "! ٍ " څَ يْ غالوغالي (مړي) ػ، ُغَ ّّيل
- He should what a noisy man he was. .ٍّ )ُغَ فـياػ ّکړ چي څَ يْغالوغالي (مړي
Interjection
د غـږ(ًذا) تْسی
Interiection is a word which is used to express some sudden feelling or
emotion.
.ػ ًؼا تْؿی ُغَ کلوَ ػٍ چي ػ اصناك اّيا ُيزاى لپاؿٍ امتؼواليږی
5. To express disgust , pity and blaming. .ٍد ًفشت عشښٌذًي اّ هالهتيا د تياى لپاس
Ex: Fie! Disoppointed in the exam. .!ٍ پَ اهتضاى کی پَ ًاکاهۍ تاًؼي عزالت ّکاږ:هخال
Ex: Fie, fie! You are blame. . تل! تَ هالهت يي، تل:هخال
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7. To express greeting and farewell. .ٍپَ اهاًي د تياى لپاس د سّغثړ اّ خذاي
Ex: Adieu! See you tommorow. .ٌْ عؼاي پاهاى! مثا ّي:هخال
Like : Well-done! )! (آفــيـي, Wellcome! )! (ښــَ ؿاغــالمـت, Good heavense
)!َ (اي عؼايـَ ػـزيـث,Shame on you! )!ٍ (عزـالت ّکـاږ, Ah me! )!(افـنـْك پَ هـا
Good bye! )! (عؼاي پاهاى, Just my luck! )! (فها تؼ تغت, It is all very well !
)! ًَ (متـګي ؿّښا.... etc)(اًّْؿ
Note:ًْټ
Sometimes we can express emotion or feeling by sentences, which are
called exclamatory sentences.
چـي (پَ ػي ٍـْؿت کي) ػ، ځيٌي ّعـتًَْ هـْږ ُيزاى يا اصناك پَ رولَ کـي ښکاؿٍ کـْالي ىـْي
.ًؼايـي رولـْ پَ ًْم ياػيـږي
Ex: :هخال
- What a noisy guy he is! !ٍڅَ يْ غالوغالي (مړي) ػ
- How terrible it is! !څْهـٍ ډاؿى
The most importan prefixes are as follow: هِوتشيي هختاړي پَ الًذي ډّل دي
1) Un:
It is placed before verbs and adjectives to convert their meaning.
.ػ فؼـلًْْ څغَ هغکي ځاي ًيني اّ ػ ُغـْي هؼٌي تَ تغيـ ّؿکْي
Ex: Able – Unable ) (تْاًيؼل ــ ًَ تْاًيؼل, Kind – Unkind )(هِـتاى ــ ًاهِـتاى.
2) In:
It is added before adjectives and converts their meaning.
.ػ ٍفتًْْ څغَ هغکي ػالٍّ کيږي اّ ػ ُغْي هؼٌی تَ تغيـ ّؿکْي
Ex: Direct – Indirect ) (هنتمين ــ غيـهنتمين, Formal – Informal )(ؿموي ــ غيـ ؿموي.
3) Dis:
It is placed before adjectives and verbs and converts their meaning.
.ػ ٍفتًْْ څغَ هغکي ځاي ًيني اّ ػ ُغـْي هؼٌي تَ تغيـ ّؿکْی
Ex: Agree - Disagree) (هْافميت کْل ــ هغالفت کْل, Appear - Disapear )(ښکاؿٍ کيؼل ــ ّؿکيؼل
4) Re:
It is placed before verbs and shows repetition.
.لَ فؼـل څغَ هغکي ځاي ًيني اّ ػ (فؼـلًْْ) تکـاؿ ښيي
Ex:Write - Rewrite ) (ليکل ــ ػّتاؿٍ ليکل, Correct – Recorrect )(تَضيش کْل ــ ػّتاؿٍ تَضيش کْل
Suffixes: سّعــتـاړي
Suffixes are syllables which are placed after words and change their
meaning.
.ؿّمتاړي ُغَ الفاظ ػي چي لَ کلوْ څغَ ّؿّمتَ ځاي ًيني اّ ػ ُغـْي هؼٌی تَ تغيـ ّؿکْي
The most important suffixes are as follow: هِوتشيي سّعتاړي پَ الًذي ډّل دي
1) Or – er :
These are placed after words and turn them into nouns.
.ػغَ لَ کليوْ څغَ ّؿّمتَ ځاي ًيني اّ ُغـْي پَ اموًْْ تثؼيلْي
Ex: Hold – Holder ) (ًيْل ــ ًيًْکي, Act -- Actor )(توخيل کْل ــ توخيل کًّْکي.
2) Al :
It is added at the end of nouns and changes them to adjectives.
.ػ امـوًْْ پَ اعيـ کي ػالٍّ کيږي اّ ُغـْي پَ ٍفتًْْ تثؼيلْي
Ex: Nature – Natural ) (ٓثؼيت ــ ٓثؼي, Nation – National ) (هلت ــ هـلـي.....etc.
3) Ion :
It is added at the end of verbs and turns them into nouns.
.ػ فؼـلًْْ پَ اعيـ کي ػالٍّ کيږي اّ ُغـْي پَ اموًْْ تثؼيلْي
Ex: Locate - Location) (هْلؼيت لـل ــ هْلؼيت, Participate - Participation.)(ګډّى کْل ــ ګډّى
4) Sion :
It is placed at the end of the verbs and changes them to abstract nouns.
.ػ فؼـلًْْ پَ اعيـ کي ځاي ًيني اّ ُغـْي ػ هؼٌی پَ اموًْْ تاًؼی تثؼيليږي
Ex: Decide – Decision ) (تَوين ًيْل ــ تَوين, Divide – Division )(تمنيوْل ـ تمنين.
5) Ize :
It is added after the nouns and turns them into verbs.
.لَ اموـًْْ څغَ ّؿّمتَ ػالٍّ کيږي اُّغـْي پَ فؼـلًْْ تثؼيلْي
Ex: Islam – Islamize) (امالم ــ هنلواًْل,National – Nationalize ) (هلي ــ هلي کْل...etc.
6) Ness :
This suffix is placed after adjectives and changes them to abstract nouns.
.ػغَ هغاړی لَ ٍفتًْْ څغَ ّؿّمتَ ځاي ًيني اّ ُغـْي ػ هؼٌی پَ اموًْْ تثؼيلْي
Ex: Kind – Kindness) (هِـتاى ــ هِـتاًي, Dark – Darkness ) (تاؿيک ــ تاؿيکي.....etc.
7) Less :
Is added after nouns and converts their meaning.
.لَ اموًْْ څغَ ّؿّمتَ ػالٍّ کيږي اّ ػ ُغـْي هؼٌی تغيـّي
Ex: Care – Careless)َ (تْرَ ــ تي تْر, Hope – Hopeless ) (اهيؼ ــ ًا اهيؼ..... etc.
8) Ful :
It is placed after nouns and changes them to adjectives.
.لَ اموًْْ څغَ ّؿّمتَ ځاي ًيني اّ ُغـْي پَ ٍفتًْْ تثؼيلْي
Ex: Sin – Sinful ) (ګٌاٍ ــ ګٌِکاؿ, Pain – Painful ) (ػؿػ – ػؿػًاک..... etc.
9) Ive :
It is placed after verbs and changes them to adjectives
.لَ فؼـلًْْ څغَ ّؿّمتَ ځاي ًينی اّ ُغـْي پَ ٍفتًْْ تاًؼي تثؼيلْي
Ex: Conclude – Conclusive ) (ًتيزَ ــ ًتيزَ تغو, Indicate – Indicative )(ښْػل ــ ښًْکي
10) Ment :
It is added at the end of verbs and turns them into nouns.
.ػ فؼـلًْْ پَ اعيـ کي اّافَ کيږي اّ ُغـْي پَ اموًْْ تاًؼي تثؼيلْي
Ex: Arrange - Arrangement ) (تـتيثْل ــ تـتية,Punish - Punishment)(هزافات کْل ــ هزافات
11) Able :
It is placed after verbs and changes them into adjectives.
.فؼـلًْْ څغَ ّؿّمتَ ځاي ًيني اّ ُغـْي پَ ٍفتًْْ تاًؼي تثؼيلْي
Ex: Eat – Eateable ) (عْړل – عْړًکي, Drink – Drinkable ) (څښل ــ څښًْکي.... etc.
Punctuation
ًَعالهَ ايښْد
Punctuation is an important part of Grammar by which the speaker can
explain Himself or herself well.
ػالهَ ايښْػًَ ػ ګـاهـ يٍْ هِوَ تـعَ ػٍ چي ّيًْکی ػ "ُغَ" پَ ّامطَ کْالي عپل ُـؼف ّاّش
."تياى" کړي
2) Comma ( , ) : َکـاهـ
Comma represents the shortest pause in the sentences.
.کاهَ پَ رولْ کي لَ کْچٌی تـيي ځٌډ ًوايٌؼٍ ګی کْي
- Comma is used as follow: :کاهَ پَ الًذي ډّل اعتعواليږي
1. To separate the series of words which have the same task in a sent-
ence.
.ػ يْ ػمتَ کلواتْ رال کْلْ لپاؿٍ چي پَ يٍْ رولَ کي ػيي ّظيفَ مـتَ ؿمْي
Ex: Herat , Ghazni , Wardak and Kunar are the provinces of Afghanistan.
. ّؿػک اّ کٌړ ػ افغاًنتاى ّاليتًَْ ػي، غقًي، ُـات:هخال
3. After (yes) and (no). .َ( څغَ ّؿّمتno) ّ( اyes) َل
Ex: Are you a doctor? آيا تَ يْ ډاکتـ يي؟:هخال
Yes , I am a doctor. . فٍ يْ ډاکتـ ين، ُْ
No , I am not a doctor. . فٍ يْ ډاکتـ ًَ ين، ًَ
2. Instead of comma in the direct speech. .پَ هغتقين کالم کي د کاهي پَ ځاي
Ex: He said : “I do my homeworke.” ". َ " هاعپلَ کْؿًۍ ّظيفَ مـتَ ّؿمْل: ُغَ ّّيل:هخال
2. To show tongue obstacles and stammering. .ٍػ ژتي تٌؼيو اّ تْتلي ښْػلْ لپاؿ
Ex: Afghanistan has two native languages. (a) Pashto (b) Dari .
.( ػؿیb) ْ( پښتa) افغاًنتاى ػٍّ هضلي ژتي لـي:هخال
Ex: The auxiliary verbs consist in: am , is , are , was , were , must ... etc.
. اّػامي ًْؿ... Must , were , was , are , is , am :َ کْهکي فؼـلًَْ ػثاؿت ػي ل:هخال
Writing
ٌَلـيکـ
Writing is a basic art and modern necessity. Through writting we can
express our ideas for others and understand about the others ideas as-
well.
ػ ليکٌي لَ الؿي هْږ کْالي ىْ عپل ًظـيات يا اُؼاف.ٍليکٌَ يْ امامي اّ ػَـي ّـّؿت ػ
. ًّْؿّتَ تياى کړّ اّ ُن پَ "ّوي کي" ػ ًْؿّ لَ ًظـياتْ يا اُؼافـْ څغَ آالس صاٍلَ کړ
We can express our ideas by writing sentences and paragraphs.
.ّهْږ کْالي ىْ عپل ًظـيات يا ػمايؼ ػ رولْ يا هتٌْ پَ ليکلْ مـٍ تياى کړ
Letter writing
ٌَلـيـک لـيکـ
Ltter writing constitute the main parts of writing , of course letter writing
is a way to communicate with others in writing.
ّ الـثتَ ليک ليکٌَ ُغَ ٓـيمَ ػٍ چي ػ ُغی پَ ّميلَ لَ ًْؿ،ليک ليکٌَ ػ ليکٌي هِوَ تـعَ تيکيلْي
.ْمـٍ اړيکي ًين
1) Heading ػـٌـْاى
2) Greeting or salutation ؿّغثړ يا مالم
3) Body or text ػ "ليک" هتي
4) Closing َ"ػ ليک" عاتو
5) Signature "ػ اهْاء "ځاي
1) Heading : عـٌـْاى
In the heading the write‟s adress and the date of writing is written.
.پَ ػٌْاى کي ػ ليکًّْکي آػؿك اّ ػ ليکٌي ًيټَ ليکل کيږي
References
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