Tense comparison exercises form an integral part of Romani grammar lessons, helping learners handle the language’s verbal system, which is somewhat complex due to its tense distinctions. Romani displays a rich tense system including present, future, past, perfect, and pluperfect among others. These exercises familiarize learners with the unique ways Romani expresses temporality.

Practicing such exercises, learners discern the intricate Romani tense structure, such as the usage of auxiliary verbs in perfective and pluperfective tenses. Learners focus on identifying verb endings, prefixes, and suffixes that indicate tenses. The exercises also help in understanding how the tense modifies the verb roles in sentence structure.

For future tense, students learn about the suffixed future tense that is absent in most Indo-European languages. Through repetitive tense comparison exercises, learners gain proficiency in accurately applying tense and aspect in different contexts, recognizing the subtleties between different tenses, ultimately enhancing their proficiency in the Romani language.