The offices are harsh.

This sentence in Urdu reads دفاتر سخت ہیں۔, in Hindi दफ़्तर कठोर हैं।, and is often typed in Hinglish as Dafaatir sakht hain.. In English, it translates to: The offices are harsh..

Grammar Point: The Simple Present tense with "to be" (are) describes a current state or fact — here, "harsh".

Structure: Subject + are + adjective/noun (e.g., It are harsh).

Usage Tip: Use this pattern to describe qualities, conditions, or facts about people, places, or things.

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