The affirmative passive second-person masculine forms are:
Word / formMeaning / explanation
Singular: تُفْعَلُyou (one man) are / will be acted upon.
Dual: تُفْعَلَانِyou two men are / will be acted upon.
Plural: تُفْعَلُونَyou men are / will be acted upon.
تُفْعَلُ also occurs for third-person feminine singular passive. A surface form alone does not always determine person or gender; the sentence context identifies the intended relationship.
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Complete Imperfect Paradigm: Active, Passive, Affirmative and Negative
The affirmative passive second-person masculine forms are:
Word / formMeaning / explanation
Singular: تُفْعَلُyou (one man) are / will be acted upon.
Dual: تُفْعَلَانِyou two men are / will be acted upon.
Plural: تُفْعَلُونَyou men are / will be acted upon.
تُفْعَلُ also occurs for third-person feminine singular passive. A surface form alone does not always determine person or gender; the sentence context identifies the intended relationship.