🟢 Beginner
Day 46 of 81
📖 Words of the Day 4
Garden
Noun/ˈɡɑːrdn/
बाग किंवा बगीचा
A piece of ground used for growing flowers, fruit, or vegetables.
"We go to the garden every evening."
आम्ही दररोज संध्याकाळी बागेत जातो.
Swing
Noun/swɪŋ/
झोपाळा
A seat hanging by two ropes or chains on which you can sit and move backwards and forwards.
"Children love to play on the swing."
मुलांना झोपाळ्यावर खेळायला आवडते.
Pluck
Verb/plʌk/
खुडणे किंवा तोडणे
To pull something off quickly, especially a flower or fruit.
"Do not pluck the flowers."
फुले तोडू नका.
Bench
Noun/bentʃ/
बाकडा
A long seat for two or more people, usually made of wood or stone.
"The old man is sitting on the bench."
म्हातारा माणूस बाकावर बसला आहे.
📝 Sentence Builder
Go to the garden now.
आता बागेत जा.
Pattern:
Verb + Prepositional Phrase
Giving a command to enter the park.
Please sit on this bench.
कृपया या बाकावर बसा.
Pattern:
Please + Verb + Object
Requesting someone to sit down.
Push the swing gently.
झोपाळा हळूच ढकल.
Pattern:
Verb + Object
Instructing someone about the swing.
📗 Grammar Capsule
Imperative Sentences
Imperative sentences are used to give commands, make requests, or give instructions. They usually start with a verb and the subject 'You' is hidden.
Examples
Sit down.
खाली बसा.
SitDon't run.
पळू नका.
Don't runPlease help me.
कृपया मला मदत करा.
Please💬 Daily Usage
At the Park
Let's play on the slide.
चला घसरगुंडीवर खेळूया.
Asking a friend to start playing.Don't walk on the grass.
गवतावर चालू नका.
Instructing a child about the plants.Look at those beautiful flowers.
ती सुंदर फुले पहा.
Calling someone to see something.