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    This document provides a lesson on basic Punjabi grammar structures, including: 1) Present tense conjugations of "to be" using "si" and "san"; 2) Forming negative sentences; 3) Asking yes/no questions using interrogative words like "ki"; 4) Asking wh- questions using words like "kaun", "kithe", etc. 5) Examples of questions to practice the new structures in simple conversations.

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    This document provides a lesson on basic Punjabi grammar structures, including: 1) Present tense conjugations of "to be" using "si" and "san"; 2) Forming negative sentences; 3) Asking yes/no questions using interrogative words like "ki"; 4) Asking wh- questions using words like "kaun", "kithe", etc. 5) Examples of questions to practice the new structures in simple conversations.

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    This document provides a lesson on basic Punjabi grammar structures, including: 1) Present tense conjugations of "to be" using "si" and "san"; 2) Forming negative sentences; 3) Asking yes/no questions using interrogative words like "ki"; 4) Asking wh- questions using words like "kaun", "kithe", etc. 5) Examples of questions to practice the new structures in simple conversations.

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    • Simple present tense
    • Introduction
    • Greetings
    • Personal pronouns
    • Numbers
    • Fruit names
    • Vegetable names
    • Dishes
    Was/Were In Punjabi
    Si/San

    I was………… Main……….si I was a dentist


    We were………….. Asi………..si We were friends
    You were……….. Tu……. Si You were a teacher
    Tusi…… si
    He was…………… Uh……. Si He was a cook
    She was………. Uh……….si She was a painter
    They Were…….. Oh………san They were players

    - “SAN” will be used only with Oh (They) otherwise it will be “Si” with Asi, tusi, Tu, Main,
    Uh (I, You, He, She, We)
    Negative sentences
    Main San
    Asi Happy Si
    Tu Sad Not Si
    Angry
    Tusi Si
    Uh (M) Si
    Uh (F) Si

    Oh si
    Interrogative: Yes/No
    Main San
    Asi Si
    Ki Tu Upset Si
    Sick (Bimar)
    Tusi Fine (Thik) Si
    Uh (M) Si
    Uh (F) Si
    Oh si
    Wh- Questions word
    Who Kaun
    Where Kithe
    What Ki
    When Kad
    How Kinvey
    Example and Homework
    • Where were you? Tusi kithe si?
    • Who was he? Uh Kaun si?
    • Where is he?
    • What is your name?
    • How were you?
    • Where is he?
    • Who is she?
    • What is your number?

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