Sindhi is an Indo-Aryan language with a vast number of speakers in Pakistan and India. There are several dialects of Sindhi and these vary in their grammar, vocabulary and even pronunciation. There are various tenses in Sindhi and each one of them is described in detail. Each one of them is defined with its own verb and its conjugation. Every verb in Sindhi has a stem and a root. The root is usually a simple word and the stem is a longer word. The conjugation is done on the verb and it consists of the addition of the relevant letters to the original word. The tenses in Sindhi are very simple and are made by adding a few extra letters to the word. The first and the most important one is the indicative or the present tense. This is made in the present and it indicates the present state of the subject.