Present Aorist Tense - English Sindhi Grammar

Definition

A verb showing possibility, wish, permission or purpose of the subject in a sentence in present time is called Present aorist tense.

Note:-This tense shows possibility, wish, permission or purpose in present time.

Example

1. I may go to home.
2. She may visit to us.
3. You may eat meal.

Helping Verbs

Note :- "May" is the helping verb of Present aorist Tense

Example

1. We may buy a bicycle.
2. They may read a newspaper.
3. It may cold.

Possibility

1. They may visit us tonight.
2. He may pluck a few flowers from a garden.
3. She may see me tomorrow in the park.

Permission

1. May He do it ?
2. May I go ?
3. May He perform his duty ?

Wish

1. May You achieve first position in class!
2. May You get job opportunity!
3. May God bless you with a son!

Purpose

1. I work hard so that I may become a doctor.
2. She comes to you so that She may learn about computer.
3. He visits the garden so that He may exercise there.

Formation(Syntax)

Conjugation

Note:- "May" helping verb is followed by all subjects.

Example

1. I may get confused to answer.
2. We may get confused to answer.
3. You may get confused to answer.
4. He may get confused to answer.
5. She may get confused to answer.
6. It may get confused to answer.
7. They may get confused to answer.
8. Ahmed may get confused to answer.
9. Ahmed and Nawaz may get confused to answer my questions.

Sentence Transformations

Note:- A transformation of an Assertive sentence into Negative sentence, Interrogative sentence and Interrogative Negative sentence.

Assertive

1. I may do it myself.
2. They may work now.
3. We may take rest now.

Negative

1. I may not do it myself.
2. They may not work now.
3. We may not take rest now.

Interrogative

1. May I do it myself?
2. May They work now?
3. May We take rest now?

Interrogative Negative

1. May I not do it myself?
2. May They not work now?
3. May We not take rest now?