The Present Perfect Progressive tense in Urdu grammar is used to express an action that began in the past, continues in the present, and could possibly extend into the future. This tense is formed using the present perfect of ‘hona’ (to be) with the continuous form of a verb. It allows speakers to portray an ongoing action that has been carried out over a particular period of time.
Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with correct form of verb
“Main *seekh raha hun* (learning) computer programming.”
“Abu *son rahe hain* (sleeping) .”
“Ami dheere dheere *chalti thi* (walking).”
“Bhai mosam ki *dartay hain* (scare) .”
“Main *likh raha hun* (writing) hisaab kitaab.”
“Hum *khaa rahe hain* (eating) nashta.”
“App *dekh rahe hain* (watching) news.”
“Woh *chala raha hai* (driving) car.”
“Bache *khel rahe hain* (playing) cricket.”
“Main *ja raha hun* (going) school.”
“Woh *parh raha hai* (reading) book.”
“Hum *kar rahe hain* (doing) homework.”
“App *suna rahe hain* (listening) music.”
“Maine *dekha hai* (seen) that movie.”
“Bachi *ga rahi hai* (singing) a song.”
“Abu *son rahe hain* (sleeping) .”
“Ami dheere dheere *chalti thi* (walking).”
“Bhai mosam ki *dartay hain* (scare) .”
“Main *likh raha hun* (writing) hisaab kitaab.”
“Hum *khaa rahe hain* (eating) nashta.”
“App *dekh rahe hain* (watching) news.”
“Woh *chala raha hai* (driving) car.”
“Bache *khel rahe hain* (playing) cricket.”
“Main *ja raha hun* (going) school.”
“Woh *parh raha hai* (reading) book.”
“Hum *kar rahe hain* (doing) homework.”
“App *suna rahe hain* (listening) music.”
“Maine *dekha hai* (seen) that movie.”
“Bachi *ga rahi hai* (singing) a song.”
Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with correct form of verb
“Ahmed *bol raha hai* (speaking) English.”
“Tum *daud rahe ho* (running) fast.”
“Main *ban rahi hun* (cooking) khana.”
“Hum *pi rahe hain* (drinking) chai.”
“App *ban raha hai* (making) a painting.”
“Saira *sikha rahi hai* (teaching) math.”
“Main *son raha hun* (listening) music.”
“Meri behen *parh rahi hai* (studying) for exam.”
“App *likh rahe hain* (writing) a letter.”
“Main *khel raha hun* (playing) football.”
“Dada *chala raha hain* (walking) in park.”
“Main *so raha hun* (sleeping) on sofa.”
“Hum *ga rahe hain* (singing) a song.”
“Meri dost *padh rahi hai* (reading) newspaper.”
“Main *dekh raha hun* (watching) cricket match.”
“Tum *daud rahe ho* (running) fast.”
“Main *ban rahi hun* (cooking) khana.”
“Hum *pi rahe hain* (drinking) chai.”
“App *ban raha hai* (making) a painting.”
“Saira *sikha rahi hai* (teaching) math.”
“Main *son raha hun* (listening) music.”
“Meri behen *parh rahi hai* (studying) for exam.”
“App *likh rahe hain* (writing) a letter.”
“Main *khel raha hun* (playing) football.”
“Dada *chala raha hain* (walking) in park.”
“Main *so raha hun* (sleeping) on sofa.”
“Hum *ga rahe hain* (singing) a song.”
“Meri dost *padh rahi hai* (reading) newspaper.”
“Main *dekh raha hun* (watching) cricket match.”
