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कि means ‘that’ or ‘or’. It is used to denote reason or to denote ‘or’ or to report indirect speech. It is useful for connecting to parts of a sentence together. “I was thinking THAT you would be coming.” See how the “that” connects the “I was thinking” with the “You would [...]

 

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The uses of दे(de) and लग (lag):
“दे” means let or allow and “लग” means begin or begin to. Both are used after the [...]

 

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The Use of अपना (Apna):
अपना (Apna) is a reflexive possessive adjective, and agrees with the noun and the pronoun. अपना (Apna), अपनी(apni) ,अपने [...]

 

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The Use of होना (Hona) & पड़ना (Padna):
Though होना (Hona) means “be”, “occur”, “exist”, “to be”, “to become”. But, होना indicates necessity. The [...]

 

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Past Participle (भूतकालीन कृदंत):
The past participle is formed by adding “हुआ” to the past tense of a verb. Sometimes “हुआ” is not added.  [...]