Arabic Verbal Sentences: Finding the Verb, Doer and Object
Identify the verb, doer and direct object in simple Arabic verbal sentences, with clear case endings and seven interactive quizzes.
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Arabic Verbs
Learn Arabic verbs through clear guides to verb forms, tenses, commands and everyday usage. Follow practical examples and short quizzes from beginner foundations onward.
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Transitive and Intransitive Arabic Verbs: Lazim and Mutaaddi
Distinguish Arabic transitive and intransitive verbs, identify direct objects and separate prepositional phrases through seven quizzes.
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Arabic Past-Tense Endings: I Wrote, You Wrote and We Wrote
Tell katabtu, katabta, katabti and katabna apart, then compare he wrote and she wrote. Learn the doer endings through examples and seven quizzes.
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Dhahaba in Arabic: Meaning, Conjugation and Examples
Learn dhahaba, to go, with useful past and present forms, a complete reference chart, destination sentences and seven quizzes.
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Jalasa in Arabic: How to Say “Sat” and “Sat Down”
Use jalasa in simple Arabic sentences, learn I sat and we sat, add location phrases, and practise with seven questions.
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Kataba in Arabic: “Write” in Past, Present and Commands
Conjugate kataba, yaktubu and uktub for write in Arabic. Learn person endings, letter-writing examples, reference charts and seven quizzes.
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Shariba in Arabic: How to Conjugate “Drink”
Learn shariba, yashrabu and ishrab for drink in Arabic. Practise drinks, person endings and negative sentences with charts and seven quizzes.
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Samia in Arabic: “Hear” and Its Conjugation
Use samia and yasmau for hear in Arabic. Learn what was heard, ask can you hear me, compare listen and practise charts with seven quizzes.
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Qaraa in Arabic: Conjugate “Read” and Use Iqra
Learn qaraa, yaqrau and iqra for read in Arabic. Follow hamza through person forms, commands and negatives, with charts and seven quizzes.
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Dakhala in Arabic: How to Say and Conjugate “Enter”
Learn dakhala, yadkhulu and udkhul for enter in Arabic. Build place sentences, compare go out and practise commands, charts and seven quizzes.
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Kharaja in Arabic: Conjugate “Go Out” and “Leave”
Learn kharaja, yakhruju and ukhruj for go out in Arabic. Use min for the starting place, practise negatives and try charts and seven quizzes.
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Darasa in Arabic: Conjugate “Study” and Compare “Teach”
Learn darasa, yadrusu and udrus for study in Arabic. Compare read and teach, use dirasah and practise person charts with seven quizzes.
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They Wrote in Arabic: Masculine and Feminine Plural Past Forms
Say they wrote with katabu or katabna. Match human groups, recognise the silent alif and distinguish they from we through seven quizzes.
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You All Wrote in Arabic: Masculine and Feminine Past Forms
Address a male or mixed group with katabtum and women with katabtunna. Choose endings by the listeners and practise seven focused quizzes.
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Past-Tense Arabic for Two People: They Both and You Both
Choose kataba, katabata or katabtuma for exactly two doers, distinguish they from you, and practise regular dual past forms with seven quizzes.
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Past Negation in Arabic: Did Not with Ma
Put ma before a past verb to say did not. Keep its person ending, subject and object clear, then practise with seven quizzes.
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Arabic Present-Tense Prefixes: I Write, We Write, He Writes and She Writes
Recognise aktubu, naktubu, yaktubu and taktubu. Match the writing action to I, we, he, she or one male listener through seven quizzes.
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You Write in Arabic: Taktubu and Taktubina
Address one woman with taktubina, then distinguish it from taktubu for one man or she. Practise the feminine present ending through seven quizzes.
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They Write and You Write in Arabic: Yaktubuna and Taktubuna
Use yaktubuna for they and taktubuna for you with male or mixed human groups. Recognise the plural present ending through examples and seven quizzes.
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They Write and You Write in Arabic: Present Forms for Female Groups
Choose hunna yaktubna or antunna taktubna for female groups, keep the subject nun and distinguish these forms from we. Practise with seven quizzes.
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Two People Write in Arabic: Yaktubani and Taktubani
Choose yaktubani or taktubani for two people, distinguish female they from dual you through context and practise with seven quizzes.
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Arabic Verb Roots: Find a Verb in the Dictionary
Separate Arabic root letters from a verb’s dictionary form, recognise three basic past vowel patterns and practise lookup methods in seven quizzes.
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Sound and Weak Arabic Verbs: Recognise the Root Letters
Classify Arabic verbs by their original root letters, distinguish sahih from salim, and recognise initial, middle and final weak roots in seven quizzes.
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Arabic Past–Present Verb Pairs: Learn the Middle Vowel
Learn kataba and yaktubu together, compare five useful past–present vowel pairs and consult all six basic patterns. Practise with seven quizzes.
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Arabic Object Pronouns: How to Say He Opened It and I Opened It
Attach hu or ha to a verb to say he opened it or I opened it. Separate the doer from the object and compare possession through seven quizzes.
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Arabic Object Pronouns: He Heard Me, You and Us
Attach ni, ka, ki and na to a familiar past verb. Distinguish who heard from who was heard and learn protective nun through seven quizzes.
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Arabic Object Pronouns: Groups and Pairs
Add hum, hunna, kum, kunna, huma and kuma to verbs. Keep doer and object separate, learn tumu before objects and drop the group waw’s silent alif in seven quizzes.
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Arabic Verbs with Prepositions: Go To, Search For, Be Satisfied With
Learn dhahaba ila, bahatha an and radiya bi as useful verb and preposition pairs. Distinguish their genitive complements from a direct object through seven quizzes.
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Arabic Verb Agreement: Human Groups Before or After the Verb
Compare noun-first and verb-first Arabic sentences. Keep full agreement after a human plural topic and use singular agreement before the named group, with seven quizzes.
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Kana in Arabic: Was and Were
Describe a past state or location with kana, kanat, kuntu and kunna. Check noun and predicate endings through seven focused quizzes.
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Laysa in Arabic: Is Not and Is Not Here
Use laysa and laysat to negate descriptions and locations. Learn their noun and predicate roles through short examples and seven quizzes.
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Lastu, Lasta, Lasti and Lasna: I, You and We Are Not
Use lastu for I am not, lasta or lasti for you are not and lasna for we are not. Match people and descriptions through seven quizzes.
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Ma Zala and La Yazalu: Still in Arabic
Say still in Arabic with ma zala, la yazalu and ma ziltu. Learn noun and predicate endings, compare zala yazulu and practise seven quizzes.
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Arabic Verb Moods: Yaktubu, Yaktuba and Yaktub
Recognise indicative u, subjunctive a and jussive sukun on regular Arabic imperfect verbs. Separate verb moods from noun cases through seven quizzes.
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The Arabic Five Verbs: When Final Nun Stays or Goes
Recognise the five imperfect ending shapes, keep nun in the indicative and remove it in the subjunctive or jussive. Practise the contrast with seven quizzes.
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Lam in Arabic: How to Say “Did Not”
Use lam with a jussive verb to say did not in Arabic. Compare regular endings, group forms and ma with examples and seven quizzes.
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Lamma in Arabic: How to Say “Not Yet”
Learn negative lamma for not yet in Arabic. Compare lam, jussive endings and the separate when meaning, with examples and seven quizzes.
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Lan in Arabic: How to Say “Will Not”
Say will not with lan and a subjunctive Arabic verb. Practise future negatives, final fathah and nun deletion through seven quizzes.
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Arabic Commands: How to Form Uktub and Idhhab
Form simple Arabic commands from regular sound verbs. Practise uktub, idhhab and ijlis, the initial joining vowel and hamzat al wasl in seven quizzes.
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Arabic Command Endings: Women, Pairs and Groups
Match uktub, uktubi, uktuba, uktubu and uktubna to the listener. Practise Arabic command endings and the retained feminine plural nun in seven quizzes.
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Special Arabic Commands: Take, Eat, Bring and Come
Learn khudh, kul, hati and taala, then choose forms for a male listener, a female listener or a group through seven quizzes.
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Prohibitive La in Arabic: How to Say Do Not
Use la with a jussive present verb for do not. Contrast prohibitions and negative statements, then practise female, dual and plural listener forms in seven quizzes.
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Lam of Command in Arabic: “Let Him” and “Let Us”
Use lam of command with a jussive Arabic verb for let him, let them and let us. Compare purpose li and practise the forms in seven quizzes.
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Nun of Emphasis in Arabic: Heavy and Light Nun
Learn heavy and light nun of emphasis in Arabic. Compare singular, dual and plural endings with two conjugation charts and seven quizzes.
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Arabic Initial-Weak Verbs: Waqafa, Yaqifu and Qif
Learn how initial-weak waqafa changes to yaqifu and qif. Compare past, present and command forms with a reference chart and seven quizzes.
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Arabic Hollow Verbs: How Ajwaf Conjugation Works
Understand Arabic hollow verbs through qala, baa and nama. Compare long and short stems in the past, present and commands with seven quizzes.
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Baa in Arabic: Conjugate “Sell” in Past, Present and Commands
Learn baa, yabiu and bi for sell in Arabic. Use fresh shopping examples, past and present charts, command forms and seven quizzes.
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Nama in Arabic: How to Conjugate “Sleep”
Learn nama, yanamu and nam in Arabic. Say I slept, I sleep and do not sleep, with reference charts, fresh examples and seven quizzes.
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Arabic Defective Verbs: Weak-Final Naqis Verbs Explained
Learn how weak-final Arabic verbs change across past forms, verb moods and commands, using daa, baka and nasiya with seven quizzes.
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Daa in Arabic: Conjugate “Call” and “Invite”
Learn daa and yadu for call or invite in Arabic. Compare past forms, mood endings and commands using new examples, charts and seven quizzes.
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Baka in Arabic: Conjugate “Cry” and Say “Do Not Cry”
Learn baka, yabki and la tabki in Arabic. Compare weak-final endings, person forms and do not cry using reference charts and seven quizzes.
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Nasiya in Arabic: “I Forgot” and “Do Not Forget”
Learn nasiya and yansa for forget in Arabic. Build I forgot and do not forget, compare weak-final forms and practise with seven quizzes.
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Naha in Arabic: Conjugate “Forbid” and “Prohibit”
Learn naha, yanha and inha for forbid in Arabic. Use the right preposition, compare weak endings and practise with seven quizzes.
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Arabic Doubled Verbs: Mudaaf Conjugation Explained
Understand doubled Arabic verbs such as madda. Learn when shaddah separates, compare past, present and command forms, and try seven quizzes.
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Doubly Weak Arabic Verbs: Lafif Mafruq and Maqrun
Understand Arabic lafif verbs with two weak root letters. Compare waqa and tawa, their changing forms, two reference charts and seven quizzes.
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Qad with an Arabic Imperfect Verb: Reading May in Context
Learn the possibility reading of qad with an imperfect verb, preserve the ordinary indicative ending, and contrast a past model through seven quizzes.
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Kada and Yakadu in Arabic: Almost and About To
Describe near occurrence with kada or yakadu, use a present-verb predicate and correct agreement, and practise seven focused quizzes.
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Masdar: Use an Arabic Action as a Noun
Recognise Arabic action nouns such as entry, return and writing, use them in three cases, and practise with seven quizzes.
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The Arabic Active Participle: Katib, Talib and Doer Nouns
Recognise the faail pattern in sound basic verbs, form feminine doer nouns, and distinguish nouns from verbs in seven quizzes.
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Arabic Verb Forms I–X: Patterns, Meanings and Comparison Chart
Compare Arabic verb forms I–X with clear patterns, examples and charts. Separate roots from forms, recognise added letters and practise seven quizzes.
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Arabic Form II Verbs: Allama, Yuallimu and Allim
Recognise the doubled middle root letter in Form II, distinguish knowing from teaching, and practise past, present and command forms in seven quizzes.
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Arabic Form III Verbs: Saada, Yusaidu and Said
Recognise the added long a of Form III, read saada and yusaidu, form the command said, and practise helping sentences in seven quizzes.
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Shahada (شَاهَدَ): Watch in Arabic, with Conjugation
Learn shahada and ushahidu for watch in Arabic. Talk about a video or match, form commands and practise two charts and seven quizzes.
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Nada: Call Out in Arabic, with Conjugation
Learn nada, unadi and nadi for call out in Arabic. Practise weak endings, direct objects, commands, two charts and seven quizzes.
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Arabic Form IV Verbs: Akhraja, Yukhriju and Akhrij
Distinguish going out from taking something out, recognise the Form IV pattern and its pronounced command hamza, and practise seven quizzes.
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Aslaha: Repair and Fix in Arabic, with Conjugation
Learn aslaha, uslihu and aslih for repair in Arabic. Practise direct objects, commands, negatives, two reference charts and seven quizzes.
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Arabic Form V Verbs: Tafaala, Meanings and Conjugation
Learn Arabic Form V with taallama, yataallamu and taallam. Compare teach and learn, use person endings and practise charts with seven quizzes.
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Takallama: Speak in Arabic, with Conjugation
Learn takallama, yatakallamu and takallam for speak in Arabic. Use language, partner and topic phrases, two reference charts and seven quizzes.
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Tadhakkara: Remember in Arabic, with Conjugation
Learn tadhakkara and atadhakkaru for remember in Arabic. Compare remember with remind, review conjugation charts and practise seven questions.
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Arabic Form VI Verbs: Reciprocal Actions and Conjugation
Learn Arabic Form VI through tabadala and mutual actions. Compare past, present and commands, explore meaning limits and practise seven quizzes.
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Taawana: Cooperate in Arabic, with Conjugation
Learn taawana and nataawanu for cooperate in Arabic. Use with and on phrases, compare person forms and practise two charts and seven quizzes.
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Arabic Form VII Verbs: Infaala and Changes of State
Understand Arabic Form VII with inkasara and infataha. Describe changes of state, compare active and passive constructions and practise seven quizzes.
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Inkasara: Broke in Arabic, with Tense and Agreement
Use inkasara for broke in Arabic. Practise feminine, dual and nonhuman-plural subjects, present and negative forms, with charts and seven quizzes.
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Form VIII in Arabic: Ijtamaa, Yajtamiu and Meeting Commands
Recognise the iftaala pattern, separate roots from additions, and read the past, present and command of ijtamaa in seven quizzes.
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Intazara: Wait in Arabic, with Conjugation
Learn intazara, antaziru and intazir for wait in Arabic. Say wait for me, use direct objects and practise charts with seven quizzes.
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Intaha: Finish and End in Arabic, with Conjugation
Learn intaha and yantahi for finish or end in Arabic. Use intahaytu min, weak-verb endings, commands, two charts and seven quizzes.
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Ishtaraka: Participate and Subscribe in Arabic
Learn ishtaraka and yashtariku for participate or subscribe in Arabic. Practise fi phrases, conjugation charts, commands and seven quizzes.
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Arabic Form IX Verbs: Colours and Changes in Appearance
Recognise Arabic Form IX through ihmarra and isfarra. Compare colour adjectives with change verbs, study charts and practise seven quizzes.
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Arabic Form X Verbs: Istafala, Meanings and Conjugation
Learn Arabic Form X with istakhdama, yastakhdimu and istakhdim. Understand ista, compare meanings and use reference charts with seven quizzes.
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Istataa: Be Able to in Arabic, with Conjugation
Learn istataa, astatiu and istatatu for be able to in Arabic. Compare can, could not and future negatives with two charts and seven quizzes.
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Istajaba: Respond in Arabic, with Conjugation
Use istajaba and yastajibu for respond in Arabic. Learn li, short past stems, commands and negatives with two charts and seven quizzes.
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Form VIII Letter Changes: Why the Added Ta Can Change
Recognise Arabic Form VIII assimilation in istadama, izdahama and ittasala. Recover roots, compare related words and practise seven quizzes.
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Arabic Quadriliteral Verbs: Four Root Letters Explained
Learn Arabic quadriliteral verbs with dahraja and tarjama. Distinguish four-letter roots from added letters, with two charts and seven quizzes.
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Said to Me in Arabic: Qala with a Speaker and Recipient
Separate who said something from the person addressed, practise qala li, qala lahu, qalat li and qultu laka, and build a named-speaker sentence with seven quizzes.
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Raa, He Saw: Raaytu and Raayna in the Past
Read raa, raaytu and raayna, recognise the returning ya in selected past forms, and separate subject endings from object pronouns in seven quizzes.
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Ishtara in Arabic: Buying in the Past, Present and Command
Read ishtara and yashtari, practise ishtaraytu and ishtarayna, and distinguish buying commands for one man and one woman in seven quizzes.
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Hollow Form IV Verbs: Arada and Aqama
Recognise the long and short stems of arada and aqama, read selected past and present forms, and practise the command aqim in seven quizzes.
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Arabic Past Forms in Prayers: May Allah Heal Him and Reward You
Recognise past-shaped Arabic verbs used in supplications, separate Allah as the named doer from attached objects, and practise seven quizzes.
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The Arabic Absolute Object: Emphasis, Manner and Number
Recognise the accusative verbal noun called the absolute object. Use it to emphasise an action, describe its manner or count its occurrences through seven quizzes.
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Haal in Arabic: A Person’s State During an Action
Describe a person’s state during an action with an indefinite accusative haal. Distinguish it from an adjective and an absolute object through seven quizzes.
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Arabic Exclamations with Ma Afala: How Beautiful!
Express admiration with ma ajmala, use an accusative noun or attached object pronoun, and distinguish exclamatory ma through seven quizzes.
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Arabic Word Order: Put an Object or Place First
Move a direct object or a prepositional phrase to the beginning for contextual focus, while keeping its case and meaning, through seven quizzes.
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