Questions & Answers about माँ रोज़ सुबह मेज़ साफ करती है।
Because the subject माँ is feminine.
In this kind of present habitual sentence, the verb phrase करती है agrees with the subject in gender and number:
- वह करता है = he does
- वह करती है = she does
So:
- माँ ... करती है = Mother does/cleans
- If the subject were masculine, it would be करता है
Here, साफ करती है means cleans.
है is the present-tense auxiliary verb, roughly like is in English, but in Hindi it is often part of a larger verb phrase.
Here:
- करती = doing / does (habitual feminine form)
- है = present auxiliary
Together, करती है gives the sense of does / cleans in the present habitual.
So माँ रोज़ सुबह मेज़ साफ करती है means something like:
- Mother cleans the table every morning.
- Mom cleans the table every morning.
Hindi very often expresses actions with a noun or adjective plus करना (to do).
Here:
- = clean / cleanly