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The conjunction
َ
can be translated as “as well, and also”, as in the following sentence:
Use any of the following verbs to write five sentences containing the conjunction
َ
.
ِ
$
ُ
2
َ
$2 6$62 $2 ;>$>2 @A$
ُ
ِ
2
ّ
$
ّ
2 GH$
ُ
G
ِ
H
ﺗﻤ$ &ﻗ ﻢ J: ﻛﻨ ﻗﺪ
You learned that when the particle ﻗﺪ is followed by a verb in the perfect, then it simply
affirms that the action of the verb has taken place. It is generally untranslatable into
of the English past perfect (had+past participle). In such cases it is often accompanied by
ﻛﺎM (or one of its forms). In
ّ
;
ّ
Q
ّ
G; G U ;&WM , Emily had
learned
ّ
Q
ّ
and ﻓﺼﺤﻰ before her arrival in Jordan and in W& @M
ّ
@ ;H M
G@M
ّ
\] @
ّ
Q
ّ
^ QQ
ّ
, the implication is that she had studied that most Arabs are Muslim
and there are Christian minorities before she traveled to the Middle East.
Now write five sentences using ﻗﺪ as used in these two sentences. Follow the example.
A;&/; ;$Q
ّ
/ ;\b
ّ
;Q2
ّ
;Q
ّ
Q;
ً
. I learned a great deal, and (also) my
Arabic language improved a lot, or
I learned a great deal and my Arabic
language greatly improved as well.
2
;ﺷﺘﺮg/ﺷﻨ ﺟﺪ $ ﺪ b /ﻛﻤ ﺒ Q
ﺣﺼ ﻋﻠ/ﺟﻮ ; A ﺳﻔ/ﺗﺄQb
W&j/;Q
ّ
/;GQ
ّ
/b ;l/b ;
ّ
!ﻟ, !ﻟ
$ & ): @G
ّ
_ Q >
). ^ Q;
ً
@G
ّ
_ Q >
ّ
M.
Resumptive pronoun: \ﺎ in ﻧﻤﺘ>ﺎ
Translation: I was very surprised the first night I slept in Amman.
J.
@G
_
ّ
W
G
A&
ُ
>
;
&;^
;
Q
ّ
;
b.
n. \ﺬ ; \ﻮ ;ﻟp ;ﻟq &ﻛ ﺒ ﺘ r Uﻣﻠ.
٤. ;ﻟ ;ﻟ$ @ﻛﻠ ﻨ ﻓQr ﺛﺎﻧ ﻣﻄﻌ ﻢ ﻋﻠ ;ﻟQQ.
٥. ; ; ;$>
ّ
M ;Q
ّ
Q
ّ
;
ً
.
j/
W
ّ
;
\
@
M
ّ
;
Q
;
j
;
&W
M
$
ّ
M.
ّ
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ّ
H/l2 Q/Q2 / )(
ّ
M)train, exercise(2 |
ّ
/
ّ
)be late(2 W&;/ﺻﻌ ﺐ 2
ﻋﺎ ﻠ ﺔ/ﻛﺒ Q
ﺗﻤ$ &ﻗ ﻢ n: @& ﻣﻦ @ﻣ$ﻜﺎ ﺑﻜﺜ Q!
The sentence @& ﻣﻦ @ﻣ$ﻜﺎ ﺑﻜﺜ Q can be translated as “much less than America”. ﺑﻜﺜ Q ,
which translates as “by a lot”, is generally found at the end of the phrase.
Form sentences using the adverb ﺑﻜﺜ Q and the comparative form of the adjectives below.
Follow the example.
ِ
_:
ّ
/Q
@ @
ّ
Q.
Q/Q2 z/&W2 Q/2 @/&Q2 Q
ّ
&b/$
).
ُ
G
g2 G
&
;Q
ّ
Ç.
J.
ُ
@
ّ
;
Q
ّ
.
n. z
ً
M ; $Ñ.
٤.
;
$
M
ُ
>
;
ّ
$
ّ
.
٥.
;
;
$
Q
ّ
;
^
;
Q
ّ
;
&
$
ّ
.
á. ﻛﻨ @ﻣ ﻓﻲ ﺷﺎ&à ﻣﻦ ﺷﻮ ; &à Wﻣ ;QQ
ّ
ﻋﻨ ﻣ ﺎ Gﻗ ﻔ Q
ّ
&b ﻋﻨ ﺪ ;ﻹﺷﺎ&b ;Q
ّ
.
$ & J: @M
ّ
2 @M
ْ
With reference to the exercise on @M
ّ and @M of Unit 20, L. 3, first translate the following
two sentences and then create two sentences each using @M
ّ and @M
ْ.
J. @&$ @M @AG& ﻟQQﺎ Gﺗﻮﻧ G; ; ﺋ G; ﻟH.
;ﻟ&j ;ﻟ
;ﺧﺘ ﺒﺮ ﻣﻌ ﻠ ﻮ
). ;$ ﻋﻜ؟
@&H2 $Q2 $2 Q2 $
ّ
2 &$2 $;r2 )( @6
n. ;$ ;ﻟ؟
5
٥. ﺳﺆ ; _ ﻧ>ﺎ ﺋ
U ^ &WM
ّ
;
ّ
r ; ; @ @ ; ;. Ü @^ ;
ّ
G; Ç G;. \6 z
ً
@^ Q
ّ
>&b Gb Q @$. @ ;
;&WM &^
ّ
;
ّ
r ; @> ;
ّ
. $ &; Q G@
ّ
2 G&^
ّ
;
ّ
r ;
ّ
\ @> ;
ّ
. $ &; G@ _
ّ
2 GM zQ
ّ
Q2 G
ّ
&^ ;
ّ
r ;_ ;
ّ
\ @>
;
ّ
.
ّ
U؟ ;$ @ ;
ّ
2 ;
ّ
;Q
ّ
G ; ;&W G ;
ّ
;Q G ;_