Simple Tense Comparison in Urdu language comprises of three fundamental tenses: Present, Past and Future. The simple present tense conveys an action that is currently occurring or a state that generally exists. The simple past tense communicates an action that occurred at a specific time in the past. The simple future tense indicates an act which will happen in the future. Urdu, being a rich and flexible language, has different sentence structures for each tense. The primary purpose of these exercises is to assist students in distinguishing between these tenses and help them to form correct sentences appropriately.