Present Dubious Tense - English Sindhi Grammar

Definition

A verb showing a dubitative condition of some action in present time is called present dubious or dubitative tense.

Note:- This tense shows a dubitative condition of an action in present.

Example

1. She may be calling you.
2. He may be smoking.
3. They may be watching a new Movie.

Helping Verbs

Note :- "May be" and "Might be" are the helping verb of Present dubious Tense

Example

1. I may be calling you.
2. We might be smoking.
3. You may be watching a new Movie.

Formation(Syntax)

Conjugation

Note:- "May be" and "Might be" are followed by all subjects.

Example

1. I may be cooking Sindhi Biryani.
2. We may be cooking Sindhi Biryani.
3. You may be cooking Sindhi Biryani.
4. He may be cooking Sindhi Biryani.
5. She may be cooking Sindhi Biryani.
6. It may be cooking Sindhi Biryani.
7. They may be cooking Sindhi Biryani.
8. Alia may be cooking Sindhi Biryani.
9. Alia and Safia may be cooking Sindhi Biryani.

Emphatic Sentences

Note:- For emphatic sentences we use must be instead of may be and might be.

Example

1. Our parents must be wanting to see us happy.
2. My personality must be attracting others .
3. You must be repeating your work.

Sentence Transformations

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

Assertive

1. I may be feeling cold.
2. He may be felling off his bicycle.
3. Girls may be wanting selfish love.

Negative

1. I may not be feeling cold.
2. He may not be felling off his bicycle.
3. Girls may not be wanting selfish love.

Interrogative

1. May I be feeling cold?
2. May He be felling off his bicycle?
3. May Girls be wanting selfish love?

Interrogative Negative

1. May I not be feeling cold?
2. May He not be felling off his bicycle?
3. May Girls not be wanting selfish love?