Stage One: Three Types of Past Verbs
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|Introduction to Verbs, 3 types of past tense verbs, 22 verbs with example of their usage||7
Stage One: Three Types of Past Verbs
|File Contents||Duration||File Size, Right click & Save As|
|Introduction to Verbs, 3 types of past tense verbs, 22 verbs with example of their usage||7 pages|
|Audio for Page One: Intro to Verbs, How to form simplest Verbal sentence, 3 types of verbs with respect to numbers of Mafool Bihi||44 Minutes||5.33 Mb|
|Audio for Page 2 of pdf document: Getting used to some fundamental types of verbal sentences||21 minutes||2.34 Mb|
|Audio for Page 3 of pdf document: 22 new common verbs, their usage with examples||19 minutes||3.94 Mb|
|Audio for Pages 4 to 7 of pdf document Few sentences showing use of these 22 verbs without resorting to english translation; A complete passage in Arabic using these!||8.48 Mb|
Stage Two: Past Tense Verbs for ‘You/I did …’
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|pdf Document with verbs & sentences for ‘You’ and ‘I did’ the action.||4 pages||pdf format, text file|
|Audio Explanation of the pdf document explaining verbs of the form ‘I did s/th’ or ‘You did s/th’ and making such sentences||4.81 Mb|
Stage Three: Past Tense Verbs Converted to ‘She did …’
|For this stage, go to the pdf file above titled, Three types of past tense verbs, and read the same sentences converting them for the female version of past tense verb along the pattern …
Do this for all the 22 verbs listed in that document in a table format and then read each of the sentences after that in that document adding a letter Taa at the end of the verb to convert the default male version of past tense verb for ‘he did’ to the female version of the past tense verb ‘she did’ with ‘Taa’ with sukun at the end as shown for the five verbs above here in this post.
Then practise further by doing the same to the sentences in the other pdf document above titled, ‘Past tense verbal form for he, me and him’
These will give you practise of the simple rule shown in the five examples above in this post for converting the basic default of male third person, he did, form (e.g. dha-ha-ba) to the female third person, she did, form (e.g. dha-ha-ba-t).
Important note: Notice that with the verb ‘Ra-aa’ meaning ‘he saw’, it ends with a alif maqsurah as shown above in this post. So when we put after it Taa with sukun to convert it to 