Key Concepts and its Translation in Hindi Language

The word had is used to show something that happened in the past. In negative sentences, we use had not or its short form hadn't. This means that something did not happen before another past event. In Hindi, had translates to था (tha) or थी (thi) depending on gender.

Usage Examples and Translate Each Example in Hindi Language Also

1. I had not finished my homework before dinner.

मैंने रात के खाने से पहले अपना होमवर्क नहीं किया था।


2. She hadn't seen that movie before last week.

उसने पिछले हफ्ते से पहले वह फिल्म नहीं देखी थी।


3. They had not arrived when the party started.

जब पार्टी शुरू हुई, तब वे नहीं आए थे।


Key Mistakes

1. Forgetting to use had in negative sentences. For example, saying "I not finished" instead of "I had not finished."
2. Confusing had not with did not. Remember, had not is for past perfect tense, while did not is for simple past.
3. Using hadn't incorrectly with present events. For example, saying "I hadn't eat" instead of "I hadn't eaten."

Understanding these points will help you use had correctly in negative sentences!