Samjho. Jawab do. Khel kar yaad rakho.
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- 2 · Questions
- 3 · Sentence game
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First, understand this idea.
Urdu mein “Main chai peeta hoon” kehte hain. English mein “I drink tea”: pehle I, phir drink, phir tea. Har lafz ka alag tarjuma karke Urdu ki tarteeb na rakhein.
سادہ انگریزی جملے میں پہلے کام کرنے والا، پھر کام اور پھر متعلقہ چیز آتی ہے۔
I read a book.
میں ایک کتاب پڑھتا ہوں۔
Build the English sentence.
Urdu parhein. Rebuild the example from this lesson. Words ko sahi order mein choose karein. Tap a chosen word to put it back.
One more lesson. A little more confidence.
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Urdu and English often arrange the same idea differently. In a basic English statement, first say who does something, then the action, then what receives the action.
First, understand the idea.
Urdu mein “Main chai peeta hoon” kehte hain. English mein “I drink tea”: pehle I, phir drink, phir tea. Har lafz ka alag tarjuma karke Urdu ki tarteeb na rakhein.
سادہ انگریزی جملے میں پہلے کام کرنے والا، پھر کام اور پھر متعلقہ چیز آتی ہے۔
See it. Hear it. Say it.
میں ایک کتاب پڑھتا ہوں۔
سارہ پانی پیتی ہے۔
ہم کرکٹ کھیلتے ہیں۔
One common mistake to avoid.
Now make it your own.
Make three sentences with read, eat and like. Underline the subject in each.
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