The imperfect has exactly two first-person positions, without separate masculine and feminine forms.
Singular: أَفْعَلُ — I do / will do.
Plural: نَفْعَلُ — we do / will do.
Initial أَ marks first-person singular, and نَ marks first-person plural.
Examples:
أَكْتُبُ — I write / am writing.
نَكْتُبُ — we write / are writing.
A female speaker uses the same Arabic first-person verbal forms as a male speaker.
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Active imperfect: two first-person forms
Complete Imperfect Paradigm: Active, Passive, Affirmative and Negative
The imperfect has exactly two first-person positions, without separate masculine and feminine forms.
Singular: أَفْعَلُ — I do / will do.
Plural: نَفْعَلُ — we do / will do.
Initial أَ marks first-person singular, and نَ marks first-person plural.
Examples:
أَكْتُبُ — I write / am writing.
نَكْتُبُ — we write / are writing.
A female speaker uses the same Arabic first-person verbal forms as a male speaker.