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Alphabet lessons 29/06/2015Alphabet lessons 29/06/2015

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30 Jun 2015

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25 Jun 2015

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25 Jun 2015

Non-human PluralsNon-human Plurals

Non-human Plurals are treated as feminine singular in terms of adjective, pronoun, and subject-verb agreement. السيَّاراتُ جديدةٌ. هي جميلة ٌ أيضاً. The cars are new. They are pretty, too. Multiples …

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14 Jun 2015

The Phonological Environment for Form VIII Verb.The Phonological Environment for Form VIII Verb.

The Phonological Environment for Form VIII Verb. The Characteristic feature of Form VIII is the reflexive affix  /  ـتـَ / which is inserted after the first radical of the root. That /  ـتـَ / will c…

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13 Jun 2015

The Verb Form NumbersThe Verb Form Numbers

The Verb Form Numbers system is quite old, going back to the earliest European Arabic grammars such as that of Guillaume Postal, Paris, ca. 1538 and Pedro de Alcala' ca. 1613. Their order of numberin…

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13 Jun 2015

3-Letter Root Form3-Letter Root Form

The Roots. Most Arabic words can be attributed to some 3-letter root, where radicals are referred to by means of a prototypical root,  فَعَلَ. ف stands for the first radical, ع for the second, and ل …

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13 Jun 2015

Feminine Sound PluralsFeminine Sound Plurals

Feminine Sound Plurals take the genitive marker for the accusative case.                                                                                                                              …

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11 Jun 2015

Object Pronouns of PrepositionsObject Pronouns of Prepositions

Object Pronouns of Prepositions. The object pronouns for transitive verbs are the same for the intransitive verbs which take prepositions. An exception to this is the object pronoun for the first per…

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11 Jun 2015

Verb Object PronounsVerb Object Pronouns

 Verb Object Pronouns. We mentioned earlier that object pronouns are suffixed to the transitive verbs. شاهدَها في مَحطةِ القطاراتِ. He saw her at the train station. A Hundred and One Rules ! Mohammed…

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11 Jun 2015

The question word -The question word -"Which"

  أيَّـة ُ / أيُّ both mean “which” (as a question word). The first is used for masculine while the second is used for feminine. The noun which follows either one of them has to be in the genitive ca…

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10 Jun 2015

PluralsPlurals

Plurals. There are three types of plural in Arabic: a. The Masculine Sound plural is created by ( ونَ ) suffixed to the noun in the nominative case, and (  ينَ) in both genitive and accusative cases.…

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10 Jun 2015

De facto Case of the Noun and Adjective De facto Case of the Noun and Adjective

The De facto Case of the Noun and Adjective in Arabic is Nominative. A noun case is changed to accusative if it becomes an object of a verb (There are other cases where a noun should carry the accusa…

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10 Jun 2015
 
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