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الدرس الثالث

Lesson Three. الدرس الثالث. Topics: The Nominal Sentence: subject & predicate Comparison Between the Nominal Sentence and the Adjectival Phrase The Detached (Separate) Personal Pronouns The Attached Personal Pronouns. الْجُمْلَةُ الاِسْمِيَّةُ. The Nominal Sentence.

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الدرس الثالث

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  1. Lesson Three الدرس الثالث Topics: The Nominal Sentence: subject & predicate Comparison Between the Nominal Sentence and the Adjectival Phrase The Detached (Separate) Personal Pronouns The Attached Personal Pronouns Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  2. الْجُمْلَةُ الاِسْمِيَّةُ The Nominal Sentence The nominal sentence begins with a subject (مُبْتَدَأٌ), which is definite, and has a predicate (خَبَرٌ), which is indefinite. Read and translate, then identify the subject and predicate: Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  3. Comparison between الْجُمْلَةُ الاسْمِيَّةُ & المُنْعُوتُ والنَّعْتُ النعت agrees with المنعوت in gender and definiteness. الخبر agrees with المبتدأ only in gender, not definiteness. Which of the following are مبتدأ وخبرand which are منعوت ونعت? Translate.

  4. الضَّمِيرُ الْمُنْفَصِلُ The Detached Personal Pronoun These are used as the subject in a sentence. Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  5. Exercises WithThe Detached Personal Pronoun Translate: Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  6. الضَّمِيرُ الْمُتَّصِلُ The Attached Personal Pronoun These pronouns are attached to nouns and show possession. E.g. Note: when the pronoun is attached, the Tanwin is dropped. Also ة becomes a تbefore an attached pronoun.

  7. Exercises with Attached Pronouns Translate: Arabic Language MCMC 2007

  8. Pronouns attached to أَبٌandأَخٌ The words أَبٌ & أَخٌ take an extra و when a pronoun is attached. However, ي“my” is always preceded by a kasrah. Translate into Arabic:

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