English Grammar - Translation From Urdu To English - Uses of Is, Am, Are, Was and Were
Uses of Is, Am, Are, Was and Were
TRANSLATION OF ABOVE EXERCISE
- You are my elder brother.
- They are obedient boys.
- Your father is pensioner.
- Why is Zahida sad today.
(Note: Gloomy means sad but it is use for day or weather etc. such as gloomy day, gloomy weather.) - Their satchels (bags) are dirty.
- It is cloudy today.
- Islamabad is the capital of Pakistan.
- We are your fast friends.
- Allama Iqbal is a famous poet.
- Lahore is a historical place.
- You, he and I are intelligent boys.
- He is a famous (well-known) politician.
- Your brother is absent today.
- This medicine is bitter.
- This street is not common.
(Note: Hint is incorrect) - Is Pakistan a fertile country?
- Are there pleasant valleys in Swat?
- Does he have a bit hard of hearing?
- Who is the headmaster (principal) of this school?
- Our brothers are the students of this school.
Translation Of Above Exercise
- They were poor.
(Note: hint is incorrect.) - He was a dutiful boy.
- She was fond of books.
- There were beautiful sights.
- They were promising students.
- Beggar was hungry.
- Quaid-e-Azam was a founder of Pakistan.
- Zahida was able.
- Birds were in their nests.
- My father was a famous (well-known) pleader (lawyer).
- We were not thirsty.
- They were not my real brother.
- She was not deaf and dumb.
- I was not confused.
- Was he blind of one eye?
- Was your brother a student in this school?
- Where was his brother?
- Why was he absent yesterday?
- Where were you yesterday?
- Why the lion was hungry?
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