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HINDUSTANI LANGUAGE.

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Present Indefinite Tense.
Singular. Plural.

f^ I speak.

I s

y thou speakest.
f he speaks.

^ we speak.

V ! 9

f ye speak.

^ they speak.

Imperfect or Present Past Tense.

yt, we were speaking.


I was speaking.

. 1

\ p thouwast speaking.

U? d '* |

1 he was speaking.

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^ theywere speaking.
Present Definite or Present Present Tense.

jAy gt we are speaking.
gt> ye are speaking.

they are speaking.

P \j **

gg, \fi I am speaking.

' o P

Wjj y tliou art speakmg.

' c p

j ^ he is speaking.

Present Future Tense.

° 9 i

^ he

i ??iay, shall

uijp f we ]

} or will be

ip fi yc |

speaking.

ifdP lA- sd they)

'J sneakii

* With a conditional conjunction or an adverb of wishing, this
form of the verb is of' the saine import, or nearly so, as the tense just
before exhibited ; and is usually termed the Conditional or Optative :

C ^ y' . ° 9

so, Ujj jsc f\ifl had spuken ; g ivoidd to heaven that thou
hadst spoken, &c. But it may be equally well understood as the
simple Present.

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