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Subject & Predicate

مفيدة القراءة

بالل عداء

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Agenda

O What is noun?OWhat are definite and

indefinite nouns? OHow to construct

nominal sentence ة ?الجملة االسمي

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Sentences in Arabic1. Nomilal Sentence ة جملة اسمي

= Sentence that starts with a noun, like:زيد طالب2. Verbal Sentence ة جملة فعلي= Sentence that starts with a verb, like: ذهب زيد (Jayd went)

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(Noun)1. Name of a person, like: ; خالد; محمد

مريم2. Name of a place, like: ،ة، لندن مك

أمريكا3. Name of a thing, like: قلم، كتاب، نار4. Pronouns, like: هو هي

He

هم هن They

Male Female

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(Noun)

أنت أنت You

أنتم أنتن You

Male Female

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(Noun)

أنا I

نحن We

Male Female

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(Noun)

هما They2

أنتما

You2

Male You

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(Noun)Adjective)

كبير BigSmall صغير

بعيد Far

جميل Beautiful

قريب Near

قبيح Ugly

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Indefinite & Definite Noun

Indefinite Noun is calledنكرة in Arabic, like:

بيت A house قلم A pen

كتاب A book

لوح A block

مصباح

A lamp

حجارة

A stone

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Indefinite & Definite Noun

Indefinite Noun is called نكرة in Arabic, like:

بيتقلم

A house

A pen

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Indefinite & Definite Noun

Definite Noun is called معرفة

بيت A house البيت The house

كتاب A book الكتاب The book

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Indefinite & Definite Noun

الـالبيتبيتمسجد كتا

ب

المسجد

الكتاب

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Indefinite & Definite Noun

محمد زيدبالل

A MohammadA Jayd

A Bilal

المحمد يد الز

البالل

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The way of constructing a Nominal Sentence

O A nominal sentence consists of two parts مبتدأ Subject (Focal point of the

sentence)

معرفة

خبرنكرة

Predicate (News or information about Subject)

1

2

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القلم مكسور

The water is cold

الطالب مريض

الماء بارد

The student is sick

The pen is broken

Examples

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Note: Noun that ends in Tanwin ( ) is (indefinite) نكرة

بيت

A مسجدMosque

A house

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However when an Adjective comes as an indefinite noun we cannot translate it with ( A). Here are some examples-

مكسور

A sick مريض

A broken

A cold بارد

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also comes as (Pronoun) ضمير مبتدا (Subject)

Pronoun is considered معرفة because it replaces a noun which is made known to listener beforehand. Example-

Khalid came to Dhaka. Khalid wanted to get admitted at IUT. Khalid took part in the admission test. Khalid passed the exam and could get admitted at the university.

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also (Personal Pronoun) ضميرcomes as مبتدا (Subject)

Personal Pronoun is considered معرفة because it replaces a noun which is made known to listener beforehand. Example-

Khalid came to Dhaka. He wanted to get admitted at IUT. He took part in the admission test. He passed the exam and could get admitted at the university.

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So if we were to say …

هو طالب مبتدأ .1 (Subject)২. معرفة (Definite)

(Predicate) خبر .1 ২. نكرة (Indefinite)

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We can also say..

محمد رجل بالل تاجر

is

am/is/are

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More examples

الفراشنظيف

الكتابجديد

العرشقديم

The book is newThe bed is cleanThe throne is old

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Demonstrative Pronoun which is ) اسم اإلشارةconsidered noun in Arabic) also comes as مبتدا

(Subject)

Demonstrative Pronoun is considered معرفة because it refers to someone or something which is known. Example-

باب هذاكتاب ذلك

بهؤالء طال

This is a door

That is a book

Those are students

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Conformity between Subject and Predicate in being Masculine and Feminine is necessary.

جديدالباب الطاولة

جديدة

The door is new

The table is new

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Conformity between Subject and Predicate in being Singular/Dual/Plural is necessary.

محمد محمدان مسافر

مسافران

Mohammad is traveler.

Mohammads are travelers. (2)

محمدون مسافرون

Mohammads are travelers. (3)

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can be a single word or a (Predicate) خبرsentence or even a semi-sentence

طالبخالد يأكل خالد

مك الس

Khalid is student

Khalid eats the fish

في خالدالجامعة

Khalid is in the university

Single word

Sentence

Semi-Sentence

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Activities

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Connect between مبتدأ and its correct خبر in the following sentences

الله محمدالمسج

د القرآن الدين

كتاب اللهكبيررحيم

رسول الله

كامل

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Connect between مبتدأ and its correct خبر in the following sentences

الطالب

الضيوف

المكتبة

جل الر

أنا

عداءمفتوحةيقرأ الكتاب

في غرفة الجلوس

جوعان

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Connect between مبتدأ and its correct خبر in the following sentences

مك السالمطع

مالجامع

ةالقلمالطعا

م

جديد

مشهورةلذيذ

نظيف

على المائدة