Verbs-Future Tense

Future Tense in Arabic:

To form the Arabic future tense simply use: sa or sawfa + (the verb in present tense).

Examples: sa aktubu (I will write), sa adhabu (I will go), or if you want to use sawfa: sawfa aktubu (I will go), sawfa adhabu (I will go). Isn’t that a piece of cake!

There is no difference between sa and sawfa, to make it easy you can choose to use sa most of the time so that you won’t get confused.

Future Tense: 

Simply add sa or sawfa before the verb (conjugated in the present tense).

Below is a list of Verbs in Arabic, try to memorize as many as you can, they will help you a lot in your conversations and understanding what has been said by others. 

Summery

Present Tense in Arabic
Singular	Dual	Plural
I  (present tense) = a??u?u  you (present tense, singular masculine)= ta??u?u you (present tense, singular feminine)= ta??u?eena   he (present tense)= ya??u?u she (present tense)= ta??u?u	you (present tense, dual male or female)= ta??u?ani they (present tense, dual male or female)= ya??u?ani	we (present tense)= na??umu you (present tense, plural masculine)= ta??u?una your (present tense, plural feminine)= ta??u?na they (present tense, plural masculine)= ya??u?una they (present tense, plural feminine)= ya??u?na

Replace the question marks with your stem one by one. Note that sometimes the “u” in the green font should be replaced by “i” or “a”.

Past Tense in Arabic
Singular	Dual	Plural
I (past tense)  = ?a?a?tu you (past tense, singular masculine)= ?a?a?ta you (past tense, singular feminine)= ?a?a?ti    he (past tense)  = ?a?a?a she (past tense) = ?a?a?at	you (past tense, dual male or female)= ?a?a?tumaa they (past tense, dual male or female)= ?a?a?aa	we (past tense) =  ?a?a?na you (past tense, plural masculine)= ?a?a?tum your (past tense, plural feminine)= ?a?a?tunna they (past tense, plural masculine)= ?a?a?ou they (past tense. plural feminine)= ?a?a?na

Replace the question marks with the stem you want to use. Note that sometimes the “a” in the green font should be replaced by “i”.