● Always remember these two points about Arabic pronouns:
1. Pronouns are always definite: Because they stand in place of a specific noun, they are treated as definite in grammar.
2. Pronouns are always indeclinable: Their written form and pronunciation do not change when their grammatical position changes.
● When a pronoun comes at the beginning of a nominal sentence, it acts as the definite subject, and the following indefinite adjective becomes its predicate.
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Basic Features of Pronouns
Introduction to Pronouns and Their Grammatical Classification
● Always remember these two points about Arabic pronouns:
1. Pronouns are always definite: Because they stand in place of a specific noun, they are treated as definite in grammar.
2. Pronouns are always indeclinable: Their written form and pronunciation do not change when their grammatical position changes.
● When a pronoun comes at the beginning of a nominal sentence, it acts as the definite subject, and the following indefinite adjective becomes its predicate.