Finite Verb Forms

Urdu verbs have two types of forms: finite and non-finite. Verbs in finite forms function as predicates in sentences. The finite forms include the tense forms for all four moods in Urdu: Indicative, Subjunctive, Conditional, and Imperative. The majority of finite verbal forms in Urdu are compounds. Usually such forms consist of participles and the verb 'to be'. The verb 'to be' is the only verb which has simple conjugated forms in the present.

See the topics listed below for details.

See Also:

• Verbs
• The Verb 'to be'
• The Indicative Mood
• The Present Tense
• The Imperfect Tense
• The Present Continuous Tense
• The Past Continuous Tense
• The Preterit Tense
• The Perfect Tense
• The Pluperfect Tense
• The Future Tense
• The Subjunctive Mood
• The Conditional Mood
• The Imperative Mood
• Non-finite Verb Forms
• The Passive Voice
• Compound Verbs