Questions & Answers about मैंने जल्दी जवाब लिखा।
Because ने is the postposition often used with the subject in the perfective past when the verb is transitive.
- मैं = I
- मैंने = I
- ने
In sentences like this, Hindi commonly says:
- मैंने किताब पढ़ी। = I read the book.
- मैंने जवाब लिखा। = I wrote the reply.
This is part of Hindi’s ergative pattern in the past/perfective. English does not do this, so it feels unusual at first.
ने marks the doer of the action in many perfective transitive sentences.
Here:
- मैंने = I as the one who did the writing
A very important point: when ने is used, the verb often agrees with the direct object, not with the subject.
That is why learners often pay attention to:
- whether the verb is transitive,
- whether the sentence is perfective,
- what gender/number the object has.
The form लिखा is masculine singular, and it agrees with जवाब, which is a noun.