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30/07/2017

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15/07/2015

Libas Tan Sy Utar Dena
Kisi Ko Banhon K Haar Dena,
Phir Us k Jazbon Ko Maar Dena.
Agar Mohabat Yehi Hy SAQI,
To Muaf Krna Muje Nhi Hy.
Gunah Krnay Ka Soch Lena,
Haseen Pariyan Daboch Lena,
Phir Un k Jismon ko Noch Lena,
Agar Mohabat Yehi Hy SAQI,
To Muaf Krna Muje Nhi Hy.
Kisi Ko Lafzon K Jaal Dena,
Kisi Ko Jazbon Ki Dhaal Dena,
Phir Us ki Izzat Uchal Dena,
Agar Mohabat Yehi Hy SAQI,
To Muaf Krna Muje Nhi Hy.
Andhair Nagri Mei Chaltay Jana,
Haseen Kaliyan Msaltay Jana,
Or Apni Fitrat Py Muskrana,
Agar Mohabat Yehi Hy SAQI,
To Muaf Krna Muje Nhi Hy...
M.Z.Ali

29/10/2011

larki set karny k 5 tariqay.............
Mulak dy halat vekho ty apni beghairti d speed vekho,,,,,

23/10/2011

English Tense: Present
Perfect
(Subject + Has/have + III form
of the verb)
(i) In the Present Perfect Tense the past
participle (III)) form of the verb is used with
has or have. ‘Has’ is added with third person
singular subjects, as—‘he’, ‘she’, ‘it’ and ‘Have’
is added with ‘I’, ‘we’, ‘you’, ,’they’ and plural
nouns.
He has won a prize.
You have insulted me.
I have taken the dose of medicine.
(ii) In Interrogative form [Has, have are
placed before the subject.] (Has/have +
Subject + III form of the Verb...?)
Have they crossed the river?
Where have you seen my brother?
(iii) In Negative form [‘not’ is used
between the main verb and the helping
verb.]
(Subject + has/have + not + III form of
the Verb...)
She has not come yet.
I have not received any information.
Uses of the Present Perfect Tense
The Present Perfect Tense is used with the
words: yet, as yet, already, just, just now, so
far, since, ever since, presently, once, twice,
thrice etc. and in the following cases:
(a) To express an action that has been
recently completed.
I have just received the letter.

23/10/2011

English Tense: Present
Perfect Continuous
English Tense: Present
Perfect Continuous
(Subject + has/have + been
+ I form of the Verb + ing...)
In order to form the Present Perfect
Continuous Tense, we put has been or
have been before the Present Participle
Form of the Verb:
It has been raining for two hours.
I have been flying a kite since 2 O’clock.
Has the gardener been watering the plants
since morning? (Interrogative) She has not
been dancing for an hour. (Negative)
The Present Perfect Continuous Tense is
used to describe an action that began in
the Past, is still continuing and may
extend into the Future:
She has been waiting for you for three
hours.
They have been playing cards since 10 A.M.
This tense is also used to express an action in
a sentence which begins with ‘For how long’
or ‘Since when’:
For how long have you been sitting
here?
Since when has he been living in this
house ?
This tense is also used to express an action
which began in the past and has been just
completed. However, its result is visible in the
present:
I have been studying since morning and I am
much tired now.
She has been washing the dishes for an hour
and her clothes are dirty now.
Note: Since is used for a point of time.
For is used for a period of time.

20/10/2011

"Relation is n0t Measured when Both take care of each other, it is Measurd when 1 ignore & other still continues"
M.Z.Ali

11/10/2011

Special poetry"."Bus yehi soch kr us ki hr baat pr yaqeen kr lia..

!" GHALIB "!

"."."itny haseen lab sy wo jhoot kahan bolta ho ga..

Us k rukhsaar pe thehray hoye aanso tauba,

Hum nein sholon pe machalti hoi shabnam dekhi...!
MZ.Ali

06/10/2011

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04/10/2011

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