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- The Arabic alphabet is written from
- Number of emphatic consonants in Arabic is:
- Possessive pronouns (my, your, his, her, our, their) are used to indicate __________of something.
- The _________ letters have the definite article fully pronounced
- A noun or adjective is made definite by prefixing
- With few exceptions, the general rule is to suffix ___________ to the masculine noun/adjective forms to derive the feminine ones.
- The Nisba is an adjective that is created from a ____________
- in verbless sentences, you need to use _________to let your audience know who you’re talking about.
- The Simple Idaafa is made of two nouns. The Complex Idaafa is made of ________ or more
- An equational sentence in Arabic is a sentence without a _________
- هل أ / are interrogative particles which are used to introduce questions that may be answered with_______________ .
- You cannot start a sentence in Arabic with ___________________
- Arabic grammar does not allow anything to be placed between the first and second term of Idaafa except for a demonstrative _______________
- If the proceeding vowel is FatHa the helping vowel is ______________
- If the singular noun is definite, __________ would mean «all/whole»
- ِماذا (why) has to be followed by a _____________ because it asks about action/activity (verbs usually express those).
- There are ________ types of plural in Arabic
- أيَّـةُ / أيُّ both mean
- Object pronouns are suffixed to the_____________.
- The Feminine sound plural is created by dropping the Taa’ MarbuuTa and replacing it with ___________for the nominative case and اتٍ for the accusative & genitive cases.
- ____________ Sound Plurals take the genitive marker for the accusative case.
- شاهدنا الطالباتِ في مَکتبِ البريدِ. Means:
- The Conjunction لکنَّ is usually followed by a noun or a ___________ suffix in the accusative case.
- The Present Tense of the Arabic verb requires that you prefix the subject marker and suffix the mood marker to the stem of the _________.
- The plural forms show gender distinction and, therefore, Arabic has أيـُّها for the masculine and __________ for the feminine
- There are three important vowels to conjugate any Arabic verb from past tense to the present tense: Subject marker vowel, Stem Vowel, and ____________
- Any verb that has a long vowel as one of the three radicals in its root is called a_________
- If the future tense is marked byسَوفَ then such a construction may be made negative by placing _______ before the imperfect indicative verb.
- ___________are said to be in Apposition البَدَل to another noun when you can drop off any of them without affecting the semantics of the sentence.
- In the Subjunctive Mood of the Arabic verb, the final ( نَ) of the third person masculine plural is dropped and replaced by a silent_____
- أنْ introduces a subordinate clause which functions as a/an _________ for the main verb.
- Adjectives in Arabic are usually placed _________ the noun they modify, and therefore, they agree in terms of number, gender, definiteness/indefiniteness, and case with that noun.?
- If the Perfect Particle ______ is used with a verb in the past tense, then both are translated as a Present Perfect (has/have + Participle).
- The Verbal Noun المَصدَر is a noun that is derived from a________.
- Action/activity is expressed by verbs and_______________.
- When the Shadda is eliminated, the subject __________ its nominative case marker.
- The Relative Pronounsضَمائرَ الوصل are used to _________ subordinate adjectival clauses and therefore create complex sentences.
- The noun نـَفسُ is __________and means «soul.»
- A noun is said to be in ___________ to another noun if it offers additional information about that noun.
- If a verb is intransitive, such as ضَحِكَ, the active participle will not require _____________
- The Passive Participle إسم المَفعول is only derived from ________ verbs.
- Any form of لـَيسَ is used to ________ Equational Sentences.
- کـَم, which means «how many,» should always be ____________ by an indefinite noun.
- _________ is theكلمة that gives a full independent meaning in itself and is not linked to time.
- __________ is theكلمة that gives a full independent meaning in itself and is also linked to time.
- A ___________ is a group of words that conveys to the point of satisfaction either information or desire.
- The extensions of the base form verb, like the base form itself, are called _______.
- There are two types of attributive relative clauses: a) relative clauses which are employed as attributive adjuncts related to definite nouns صلة b) relative clauses which are employed as attributive adjuncts related to _________ nouns صفة
- The relative pronouns ألأسماء الموصولة are: ألذي after a masc. noun in the singular ألتي after a feminine noun in the singular and after plurals which denote: nonpersons ألذين after a masculine noun in the ________ which denotes persons
- In addition to the attributive relative clause, there is another type of relative clause known as the _______ relative clause.
- The __________ numbers are also used with regard to the time. They serve the purpose of stating the full hours.
- ___________ constructions which denote a specific quality or affiliation are formed by means of ذو and :ذات
- In forms V and VI, the prefix _________ is added as a distinguishing characteristic
- The normal word order in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is:
- The passive voice is:__________.
- In the Arabic language omitting the _________in the passive construction was made a rule..
- The generic collective nouns denote a certain genus, mostly animals or __________
- The _________ Nisba عة is the basic structure for abstract nouns.
- There are two participles: the active participleاسم الفاعل and the _________ participle اسم المفعول.
- The pattern of the __________ participle is: فاعل doing, having done.
- Constituent parts of Kalam are three: the Ism (noun), the Fi‘l (verb) and the _________ (particle) that is used to signify a meaning.
- The Ḥurūf al-Qasam (Particles of Oath) are: الواو. الباء, _______
- Raf‘, Naṣb, Khafḍ and Jazm are the four types of:
- For Raf‘ there are four ‘Alāmāt (signs): the Ḍammah, the Wāw, the Alif and the _______
- The Af‘āl are three: Māḍi, Muḍāri‘ and the_____.
- The Tanwīn is defined as a Nūn Sākinah (unvowelled Nūn) suffixed to _________.
- I‘rāb is a change affecting the ___________ of words due to the difference in the ‘Awāmil that enter and operate on them.
- The_________________, are:يفعلان، تفعلان، يفعلون، تفعلون، تفعلين
- The _______ ends perpetually in a Fatḥah
- The _________ is an Ism that is Marfū‘ and is predicated to it i.e. the Mubtada’, so as to give information about it.
- The ________ is an Ism that is Manṣūb and comes third in the conjugation of the Fi‘l
- If Masdar agrees with the meaning (Ma‘nā) of its Fi‘l, then it is___________
- The Ẓarf Zamān is an Ism of _______
- The _______ is an Ism that is Manṣūb and specifies or clarifies what is vague as regards states or conditions
- By “Elative” a degree of __________ is understood which expresses a particularly high degree of the respective quality.
- The most common Arabic conjunction employed for introducing such a conditional sentence is _______
- Sentences in which the condition has not been realized or cannot be realized are called ________ conditional.
- Exceptive sentences in Arabic are sentences in which a mostly ________statement relating to the subject, object or predicate is restricted.
- There are three types of clauses of a conditional sentences named: Objective clause, Conditional clause and __________ clause
- The accusative has the function of a __________ attributive adjunct with a double semantic reference.