"वह दौड़ रहा है ।"

Translation: He is running.

[HarishAbbe3]

वह दौङ रहा/रही है ।( present continuous tense) He/she is running.........
वह दौङता/दौङती है ।( simple present tense ) He/She runs......
वह दौङने वाला/वाली है । ( near future) He /She is about to run......
वह दौङे गा/गी । ( future tense) He/She will run.........

[NhorLaughy]

Please remove that sound

[ph.UteIFg]

Not answer is wrong

[Shaharsidd]

Sorry my mistake

[SaranyaPrakash_7]

Why can't it be she is running since vah means he or she

[lettenician]

This is confusing. Why is रहा in there at all? Why isn't it just वह दौड़ है

[_jesuisbrun_]

रहा is for the present continuous. "वह दौड़ है" would translate to "That is (the) run/race", which you might say while pointing to a racetrack.

"He runs" would be "वह दौड़ता है"

"He is running" would be "वह दौड़ रहा है"

[HarishAbbe3]

वह दौङ है। it doesn't make any sense. "रहा है" is the "ing" part of the sentence. If you say in English "he is run" ( without ing ) it doesn't mean anything. Same in hindi, if you drop "रहा " that will be meaningless without "रहा "
HTH....

[kati.paul]

We're learning a new tense in these lessons, the present progressive.

The "raha" is part of the conjugation. Saying "ve dod he" is sort of like saying "he running" - it's missing a word (in Standard English).

[ph.XyFdEY]

Hello

[AvanthikaP13]

Hello

[AvanthikaP13]

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[syedbari]

He is ranning

[AvanthikaP13]

He is running

[SaranyaPrakash_7]

Why can't it be " She is running ", since vah means he or she

[ph.QJvDvK]

But that means to वह भी होता है फिर?

[ph.QJvDvK]

Please check your answer

[ph.QJvDvK]

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