Question

Still they took no notice of him konsa tense hai

Answer 1

present perfect tense

Answer 2

Answer:

"Still they took no notice of him." is in Past Perfect Continuous tense.

Explanation:

Tense of a sentence describes the time of the action taken place.

There are three tenses:

• Past tense
• Past tensePresent tense
• Past tensePresent tenseFuture tense

Each tense can be further devided in to four categories. i.e.

• Simple Past tense
• Simple Past tensePast Perfect tense
• Simple Past tensePast Perfect tensePast Continuous tense
• Simple Past tensePast Perfect tensePast Continuous tensePast Perfect Continuous tense

Similarly for Present tense and Future tense.

In the sentence,

"Still they took no notice of him."

The main verb 'took' is the third form of verb of 'take' which indicates the the action is in past tense.

And we use the word still as an adverb to emphasise that some action is continuing. i.e.

• They are still living in Delhi.
• He has still not completed his homework.

Since,

The past perfect continuous tense also known as the past perfect progressive tense shows that an action started in the past continued up until another time in the past.

Therefore,

"Still they took no notice of him." is in Past Perfect Continuous tense.