وہ ہر روز بھاگتا ہے۔ – Woh har roz bhagta hai. – वह हर दिन दौड़ता है.

English: He runs every day.

Grammar Focus:

Tense: Present Simple – used for habits, routines, or regular activities.

Structure: Subject + Verb (base form, add -s/-es for third-person singular) + Adverbial Phrase.

Insight: Urdu "دوڑتا ہے" (dorta hai) combines "دوڑ" (run) with "تا ہے" (ta hai) to indicate a habitual action for a singular masculine subject like "وہ" (woh). For a feminine subject, it would be "دوڑتی ہے" (dorti hai). The phrase "ہر روز" (har roz) is an adverbial phrase meaning "every day," indicating frequency.

Usage Tip: This structure is ideal for describing regular physical activities or routines, often with adverbs of frequency like "every day," "always," or "often."

Use case Sentences:

He runs every day in the park.

She jogs every morning before work.

Synonyms / Alternatives:

He jogs every day.

He dashes every day.

Common Mistake:

❌He run every day. (Wrong verb form for third-person singular.)

✅He runs every day. (Correct with -s for third-person singular.)

Short Explanation:

"وہ ہر روز دوڑتا ہے" (woh har roz dorta hai) ka matlab hai ke woh aksar ya har roz dorta hai.

"وہ" (woh) subject hai, "دوڑتا ہے" (dorta hai) verb hai jo habitual action ko dikhata hai, aur "ہر روز" (har roz) adverbial phrase hai jo frequency ko bayan karta hai.

Yeh sentence daily routine ya physical activity ko bayan karta hai.

Practice Exercise:

1. He ___ every day in the park. (run)

Correct Answer: He runs every day in the park.

2. They ___ every evening. (run)

Correct Answer: They run every evening.

3. Yesterday, she ___ in the race. (run)

Correct Answer: Yesterday, she ran in the race.