RAPIDEX ENGLISH SPEAKING COURSE TRANSLATION – 14G – SENTENCE ENDING WITH ‘ – PART-7.

RAPIDEX ENGLISH SPEAKING COURSE TRANSLATION – 14G – SENTENCE ENDING WITH ‘ – PART-7.

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 Sentence Endings in English – Part-7 (Rapidex English Speaking Course)

 Sentence Endings in English

When translating Hindi to English, understanding sentence endings is essential. Hindi sentences often end with different tones and structures, which can change the meaning in English.

 1. Sentences Ending with “है / थी / था” (Simple Present & Past Tense)

Rule:

• “है” = is/am/are
• “था/थी” = was/were

 2. Sentences Ending with “रहा है / रही है / रहे हैं” (Present Continuous Tense)

Rule:

• “रहा है” = is (he/she/it) + verb + ing
• “रही है” = is (she) + verb + ing
• “रहे हैं” = are (they/we/you) + verb + ing

 3. Sentences Ending with “चुका है / चुकी है / चुके हैं” (Present Perfect Tense)

Rule:

• “चुका है / चुकी है / चुके हैं” = has/have + past participle (verb-3rd form)

 4. Sentences Ending with “सकता है / सकती है / सकते हैं” (Ability & Possibility)

Rule:

• “सकता है / सकती है / सकते हैं” = can + verb (1st form)

 5. Sentences Ending with “चाहिए” (Necessity / Obligation)

Rule:

• “चाहिए” = should + verb (1st form)

 6. Sentences Ending with “पड़ा / पड़ी / पड़े” (Compulsion)

Rule:

• “पड़ा / पड़ी / पड़े” = had to + verb (1st form)

 7. Sentences Ending with “चाहता हूँ / चाहती हूँ / चाहते हैं” (Desire)

Rule:

• “चाहता हूँ / चाहती हूँ / चाहते हैं” = want to + verb (1st form)

 8. Sentences Ending with “हो जाएगा / हो जाएगी / हो जाएंगे” (Future Assurance)

Rule:

• “हो जाएगा / हो जाएगी / हो जाएंगे” = will be + verb (past participle)

 9. Sentences Ending with “करना है / करनी है / करने हैं” (Compulsory Task)

Rule:

• “करना है / करनी है / करने हैं” = have to + verb (1st form)

 परीक्षा और बोलचाल के लिए महत्वपूर्ण टिप्स

सही Helping Verb (is/was/has/have) का उपयोग करें।
क्रिया (Verb) को सही समय (Tense) के अनुसार बदलें।
सुनने और अभ्यास (Listening & Practice) से तेजी से सुधार होगा।
किसी भी वाक्य का अनुवाद करते समय पहले उसके प्रकार को पहचानें।

 क्या आप और अभ्यास (Practice Sentences) चाहते हैं?

RAPIDEX ENGLISH SPEAKING COURSE TRANSLATION – 14G – SENTENCE ENDING WITH ‘ – PART-7.

The Rapidex English Speaking Course Translation – 14G – Sentence Ending With ‘ – Part-7 focuses on translating various Hindi sentence endings into English. Here’s a concise overview:

Sentence Endings in English – Part 7

This lesson addresses the translation of Hindi sentences ending with specific verb forms into English.

1. Sentences Ending with “है / थी / था” (Simple Present & Past Tense)

• Examples:

  • यह किताब मेरी है। → This book is mine.

  • वह बहुत अच्छा आदमी था। → He was a very good man.

• Rule:

  • “है” = is/am/are

  • “था/थी” = was/were

2. Sentences Ending with “रहा है / रही है / रहे हैं” (Present Continuous Tense)

• Examples:

  • वह स्कूल जा रहा है। → He is going to school.

  • मैं टीवी देख रही हूँ। → I am watching TV.

• Rule:

  • “रहा है” = is (he/she/it) + verb + ing

  • “रही है” = is (she) + verb + ing

  • “रहे हैं” = are (they/we/you) + verb + ing

3. Sentences Ending with “चुका है / चुकी है / चुके हैं” (Present Perfect Tense)

• Examples:

  • मैं खाना खा चुका हूँ। → I have eaten food.

  • वह स्कूल जा चुकी है। → She has gone to school.

• Rule:

  • “चुका है / चुकी है / चुके हैं” = has/have + past participle (verb-3rd form)

4. Sentences Ending with “सकता है / सकती है / सकते हैं” (Ability & Possibility)

• Examples:

  • मैं गाना गा सकता हूँ। → I can sing a song.

  • वह दौड़ सकती है। → She can run.

• Rule:

  • “सकता है / सकती है / सकते हैं” = can + verb (1st form)

5. Sentences Ending with “चाहिए” (Necessity / Obligation)

• Examples:

  • तुम्हें स्कूल जाना चाहिए। → You should go to school.

  • मुझे मेहनत करनी चाहिए। → I should work hard.

• Rule:

  • “चाहिए” = should + verb (1st form)

6. Sentences Ending with “पड़ा / पड़ी / पड़े” (Compulsion)

• Examples:

  • मुझे स्कूल जाना पड़ा। → I had to go to school.

  • उसे दवा लेनी पड़ी। → She had to take medicine.

• Rule:

  • “पड़ा / पड़ी / पड़े” = had to + verb (1st form)

7. Sentences Ending with “चाहता हूँ / चाहती हूँ / चाहते हैं” (Desire)

• Examples:

  • मैं इंग्लिश सीखना चाहता हूँ। → I want to learn English.

  • वह एक नया फोन खरीदना चाहती है। → She wants to buy a new phone.

• Rule:

  • “चाहता हूँ / चाहती हूँ / चाहते हैं” = want to + verb (1st form)

8. Sentences Ending with “हो जाएगा / हो जाएगी / हो जाएंगे” (Future Assurance)

• Examples:

  • कल तक मेरा काम हो जाएगा। → My work will be done by tomorrow.

  • तुम्हारी किताब मिल जाएगी। → You will get your book.

• Rule:

  • “हो जाएगा / हो जाएगी / हो जाएंगे” = will be + verb (past participle)

9. Sentences Ending with “करना है / करनी है / करने हैं” (Compulsory Task)

• Examples:

  • मुझे घर साफ करना है। → I have to clean the house.

  • तुम्हें खाना बनाना है। → You have to cook food.

• Rule:

  • “करना है / करनी है / करने हैं” = have to + verb (1st form)

Tips for Practice

• Use the correct helping verb (is/was/has/have) as per the tense.

• Modify the verb according to the tense.

• Regular listening and practice will lead to rapid improvement.

• Identify the type of sentence before translating.

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