● In this section, we will learn to use prepositions with attached pronouns instead of explicit nouns.
● We will study the spelling and pronunciation changes that occur when prepositions join pronouns.
● We will learn complete conjugation charts for بـ, لـ, فِي, مِنْ, and عَنْ with pronouns.
● We will learn that when the preposition لـ joins pronouns, it takes a fatḥah and becomes لَـ.
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Joining Prepositions to Pronouns (Part One)
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Lesson
Practice questions
Question 1
When the preposition لِـ joins attached pronouns, what spelling change occurs, except with the first-person singular?
- Its kasrah changes to a fatḥah, as in لَهُ
- Its kasrah changes to a ḍammah
- It does not change
Question 2
When the preposition فِي joins the first-person singular yāʾ, ـي, the correct written form has a shaddah: فِيَّ.
- True
- False
Question 3
When the preposition مِنْ joins the first-person singular yāʾ, ـي, it is written مِنِّي with a doubled nūn.
- True
- False
Question 4
The dominion belongs to Him alone
Question 5
There is a sign in it
Question 6
Match the following prepositional phrases with attached pronouns to their correct English meanings:
Question 7
Sort the following combinations of prepositions and pronouns into the correct first-person singular forms: