I have to do this!
To express compulsion / obligation (internal or external) the construction على… أن is used. Sometimes this construction is preceded by the verb يَجِبُ…
Arabic
To express compulsion / obligation (internal or external) the construction على… أن is used. Sometimes this construction is preceded by the verb يَجِبُ…
Arabic
There is no verb "to have" in Arabic. In order to express possession, other constructions must be used by adding a suffixed pronoun to them. The most …
Arabic
Expressing the time is very simple. First of all, it should be remembered that in Arabic there is a 12-hour system, and the hours are expressed with t…
Arabic
To describe a habit that took place in the past, the construction كَانَ + verb in the present tense is used. كُنْتُ أَلْعَبُ كُرَةَ السَّلَّةِ ك…
Arabic
There is no permanent accent in Arabic. It often changes and stops at different words. What's worse, the accent can be completely different in each di…
Arabic
If there is a definite word after the demonstrative pronoun, then it has much of the demonstrative pronoun and we translate it that etc. tha…
Arabic
If there is a definite word after the demonstrative pronoun, then it has much of the demonstrative pronoun and we translate it this etc. thi…
Arabic
There are no infinitives in Arabic. The verb is most often given in the past and present in the 3rd person singular (هو) and then declined accordingly…
Arabic
PAST TENSE MEANINGS The basic meaning of the past tense relates to an activity that took place in the past, it is prior to the context of the utteranc…
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