Basic Rules of the Subject and Predicate and Singular Masculine Sentences

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• In terms of definiteness, what is the usual structure of the subject and predicate in a nominal sentence?
• Select the Arabic word used as the predicate in the sentence Sājid is sick:
• Match the following singular masculine English sentences with their correct Arabic translations:
• In a nominal sentence, the subject and predicate are always nominative.
• Choose the correct word order for translating Khālid is tall into Arabic:
• Match the Arabic kalimahs with their grammar roles, subject or predicate, to form the sentence Nāṣir is a student:
• Sort the Arabic kalimahs into the correct grammar order, subject and predicate, to form Manṣūr is handsome:
• Choose the correct order of the Arabic kalimahs to form Maẓhar is sitting: