HINDI VERB

पैसे देना

to pay (word for word to give money)

Conjugation

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वर्तमान काल · now and habits: the -ता forms (जाता हूँ)

अपूर्ण वर्तमान · happening right now: रहा, रही, रहे (जा रहा हूँ)

सामान्य भूत · finished actions (गया, गई); a transitive verb puts ने on its subject and agrees with its object

Form	Masculine	Feminine
मैंनेI paid (agrees with the object)
तुमनेyou paid (agrees with the object)
आपनेyou paid (agrees with the object) (politely)
उसनेhe/she paid (agrees with the object)
हमनेwe paid (agrees with the object)
उन्होंनेthey paid (agrees with the object)

अपूर्ण भूत · “used to” and “was …ing”: the -ता forms with था (जाता था)

भविष्यत् काल · plans and promises (जाऊँगा, जाएंगे)

संभावनार्थ · wishes, “shall I”, “so that”: जाऊँ, जाएं

आज्ञार्थ · तू, तुम, आप, and the very polite -इएगा

One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.

Present

हम हर महीने की पहली तारीख को किराये के पैसे देते हैं.

We pay the rent on the first of every month.
Continuous

रोहन काउंटर पर पैसे दे रहा है.

Rohan is paying at the counter.
Past

मैंने ऑटो वाले को पैसे दिए और उतर गई.

I paid the auto driver and got off.
Imperfect

पहले हम बिजली के पैसे दफ़्तर जाकर देते थे.

We used to pay the electricity bill at the office.
Future

खाने के पैसे आज मैं दूँगी.

I'll pay for the food today.
Subjunctive

क्या मैं पहले पैसे दूँ या बाद में?

Shall I pay first or afterwards?
Requests and commands

पहले पैसे दो, फिर सामान लो.

Pay first, then take the goods.

पैसे is masculine plural, so the past is दिए: मैंने दुकानदार को पैसे दिए; the one paid takes को.

The same pattern, on other verbs: transitive verb (ने in the past).