ذُو: Gender, Number, and Case

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• Which is the feminine singular nominative form?
• In this construction, ذُو may be attached directly to a pronoun, as ذُوهُ.
• Complete the nominative phrase: هَذَا رَجُلٌ ___ عِلْمٍ.
• Complete the accusative phrase: رَأَيْتُ رَجُلًا ___ عِلْمٍ.
• Match each masculine phrase with its number and case.
• Which is the masculine plural nominative form from the first set?
• Complete the feminine accusative phrase: رَأَيْتُ مُعَلِّمَةً ___ عِلْمٍ.
• Match each feminine phrase with its number and case.
• The feminine-dual first set ذَاتَا/ذَاتَيْ remains grammatically valid even though it is stated not to occur in the Qur'an.
• Which feminine-dual nominative form is specifically singled out as occurring in the Qur'an?
• Which second-set plural pair is stated to occur more often in the Qur'an?
• Because the و after the initial hamza is not a separate consonantal sound, it should be omitted when writing أُولُو.
• Sort each complete phrase by gender.
• Sort each phrase by the case of its ذُو-family form.
• Arrange: Two men possessing knowledge came.
• Complete with the second feminine-plural nominative set: نِسَاءٌ ___ عِلْمٍ.