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(Created page with "'''Past Tense''' {| class="wikitable" | colspan="2" |'''Simple Past Tense''' |- |अमर ने सेब खाया। ''amar Ne Seb khaayaa.''Or अमर सेब खाता था। ''amar Seb khaaTaa THaa.'' |“Amar ate an apple.” |- |पारुल स्कूल गयी। ''paaruL SkuuL gayii.''Or पारुल स्कूल जाती थी। ''paaruL SkuuL jaaTii THii.'' |“Parul went to school.” |- |बच्चे सोये...")
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'''Past Perfect Tense'''


The past perfect tense is used to express actions that were performed and completed in the past.
In English, you would form this tense by using the auxiliary “had,” followed by the third form of the main verb:
* [had] + eaten = had eaten
In Hindi, the auxiliary “had” is replaced by one of these terms:
* चुका था (''cukaa'' ''THaa'')
* चुकी थी (''cukii'' ''THii'')
* चुके थे (''cuke'' ''THe'')
For example:
{| class="wikitable"
| colspan="2" |'''Past Perfect Tense'''
|-
|अमर सेब खा चुका था।
''amar Seb khaa cukaa THaa.''
|“Amar had eaten an apple.”
|-
|पारुल स्कूल जा चुकी थी।
''paaruL SkuuL jaa cukii THii.''
|“Parul had gone to school.”
|-
|बच्चे सो चुके थे।
''bacce So cuke THe.''
|“The kids had slept.”
|}
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