Present indefinite tense 9th class | Present indefinite tense | Present indefinite Tense in Urdu

Welcome to my new video on the Present Indefinite Tense! In this video I have explained Present indefinite tense 9th class. Present indefinite tense is the first tense. present indefinite tense has been explained in Present indefinite tense. Present indefinite tense has also been explained in Urdu language. I hope students will enjoy this video about Present indefinite tense.
This video provides a detailed explanation of the Present Simple Tense, including its definition, rules, examples, and Urdu translation for better understanding. Whether you're a beginner or looking to strengthen your grammar skills, this video covers everything you need. Learn how to use affirmative sentences, negative sentences, and interrogative sentences correctly. Improve your English speaking, writing, and grammar with easy-to-understand examples and clear explanations in Urdu and Pashto. Don't miss out on this essential lesson to master the basics of English grammar!
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In the interrogative sentence, you converted into Do They Eat Apple"s"? So the "s-es" will come in the interrogative??

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s or es is added with verb not with noun. In the example:
They eat apples. There is no (s,es) with verb.
In the interrogative
Do they eat apples?
There is no s, es with verb.
(Apple. Apple(s)) Here apple is a noun not a verb. So you have to keep in mind that the (s, es) is added with verb when the subject is singular.

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