Verb Part use Maine or Khane

Today we gonna talk about the use of (main+ne मैं+ने) and (kha+na खा+ना) in a sentence with some suffixes indicating time (past tense) of what has already been done attached to them.

"Main" = meaning = "I"
"Ne ने" indicating past tense.

Literally it should be (Main + ne) meaning
"I have" the suffix "ne ने" usually is used as a suffix attached to some nouns indicating what has already been done in the past.

For example
Maine aam khāyā.
I ate mango

It doesn't matter whether a girl or a boy is eating.

If "ne" is not used , the verb will be written directly according to the subject

I went
Maiñ gayā. (Boy)
Maiñ gayī. (Girl)

Obviously Now a question arises where to use "ne" and where not ??

Is it ? Yes, of course

So let's find out
We need to check if the verb has an object or not ?

If the verb has object we will use "ne"
For example ,
Ate , cut , played , drank etc

If you ask ,
what I ate ? It will be food
What I cut ? Vegetables
What I played? A match

So "ne" will be used here
Maine khāyā
I ate.

Maine kāTā
I cut.

Maine khelā
I played.

If the verb don't have an object we won't use "ne" and the verb

The verb "khana खाना" "kha + na" "खा + ना" "to eat" is attached with the verb stem "na ना" making it completely a full verb, the stem "na ना" is now replaced with the suffix "ya या" indicating past tense, let's check below for some examples 👇👇👇

(1)
Subject = I (main ne मैंने)
Object = Mango (aam आम)
Verb = Eat (kha खा)
Suffix = (ya या)

Main ne aam khaya.
I ate mango.
मैंने आम खाया।

(2)
Subject = We (ham ne हमने)
Object = Mango (aam आम)
Verb = Eat (kha खा)
Suffix = (ya या)

Ham ne aam khaya.
We ate mango.
हमने आम खाया।

(3)
Subject = You (aap ne आपने)
Object = Mango (aam आम)
Verb = Eat (kha खा)
Suffix = (ya या)

Aap ne aam khaya.
You ate mango.
आपने आम खाया।

(4)
Subject = He (us ne उसने)
Object = Mango (aam आम)
Verb = Eat (kha खा)
Suffix = (ya या)

Us ne aam khaya.
He ate mango.
उसने आम खाया।

(5)
Subject = She (us ne उसने)
Object = Mango (aam आम)
Verb = Eat (kha खा)
Suffix = (ya या)

Us ne aam khaya.
She ate mango.
उसने आम खाया।

(6)
Subject = They (unhon ne उन्होंने)
Object = Mango (aam आम)
Verb = Eat (kha खा)
Suffix = (ya या)

Unhon ne aam khaya.
They ate mango.
उन्होंने आम खाया।

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