We’ll take a look at how locative words like here (यहाँ) etc. are used with the tenses we’ve covered so far. I’ll provide some fill in the blank options for the masculine past and future tenses and post the answers in the next post, but I’m going to leave out the feminine past and future so you’ll have some time to form these on your own. I’ll post the feminine versions in the next post as well. Hopefully you’ll find this a good review of the grammar we did so far. After this, we’re going to move on to some other grammar, so let’s make sure we know the grammar we covered so far.

I am here (मैं यहाँ हूँ)

You are here ______

He is here (वह यहाँ है)

We are here ________

You are here (plural) (आप यहाँ हैं)

They are here _______

I was here (masculine) (मैं यहाँ था)

You were here (masculine) _______

He was here (वह यहाँ था)

We were here (masculine) _______

You were here (plural) (आप यहाँ थे)

They were here (masculine) _______

I will be here (masculine) (मैं यहाँ होऊँगा)

You will be here (masculine) _________

He will be here (वह यहाँ होगा)

We will be here (masculine) ______

You will be here (plural) (आप यहाँ होंगे)

They will be here (masculine) ________