Communication using different time frames and grammatical structures

Understanding Time Frames

Past time frame: Learn to use different verb tenses and adverbials of time to talk about the past in Urdu. This could include completed actions, ongoing activities in the past, or past habits.
Present time frame: Develop proficiency in using the present tense to describe current situations, habits, or general truths. Be aware of Urdu constructions that convey an action in progress.
Future time frame: Familiarise yourself with expressions and tenses used for future plans, predictions, or intentions in Urdu. Remember that Urdu employs a variety of structures to indicate future time frames.

Subject, Verb, Object structure (SVO): Comprehend that Urdu typically employs a Subject-Object-Verb (SOV) word order, which contrasts with English’s SVO order. Be prepared to demonstrate this in your oral responses.
Noun-Adjective Agreement: Understand the grammatical rule that adjectives must agree with the nouns they modify in terms of gender and number.
Pronoun Usage: Grasp the use of various pronouns in Urdu, including subject, object, possessive, and reflexive pronouns.
Correct Verb Conjugation: Dedicate time to master verb conjugations based on tense, person, gender, and number.

Interrogative sentences: Use a variety of question forms to gather information, seek confirmation, or express surprise.
Negative sentences: Demonstrate ability to make sentences negative using appropriate structures.
Passive voice: Get comfortable with the use of the passive voice in Urdu, used to change the focus of attention in a sentence.
Conditional sentences: Learn to construct conditional sentences to express hypothetical situations or dependencies.

Narration: Showcase your command over diverse time frames and grammar by narrating an event, telling a story, or explaining a process.
Description: Comprehensively describe a place, person, or object utilising a wide range of vocabulary and different time frames.
Expressing opinions and making arguments: With the correct usage of different time frames and grammatical structures, confidently express your thoughts, ideas, and disagreements, offering a rich and engaging conversation.