Today's rule: Provided four conditions are met, the six special nouns take wāw in nominative, alif in accusative and yāʾ in genitive.
Complete these:
1. جَاءَ ... — أَخُوكَ / أَخَاكَ / أَخِيكَ
2. رَأَيْتُ ... — أَخُوكَ / أَخَاكَ / أَخِيكَ
3. مَرَرْتُ بِـ... — أَخُوكَ / أَخَاكَ / أَخِيكَ
Check: 1. أَخُوكَ (subject); 2. أَخَاكَ (object); 3. أَخِيكَ (genitive).
The next lesson will treat the textbook's fifth class, dual nouns.
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Noun Case Classes: Type 4 — The Six Nouns
Today's rule: Provided four conditions are met, the six special nouns take wāw in nominative, alif in accusative and yāʾ in genitive.
Complete these:
1. جَاءَ ... — أَخُوكَ / أَخَاكَ / أَخِيكَ
2. رَأَيْتُ ... — أَخُوكَ / أَخَاكَ / أَخِيكَ
3. مَرَرْتُ بِـ... — أَخُوكَ / أَخَاكَ / أَخِيكَ
Check: 1. أَخُوكَ (subject); 2. أَخَاكَ (object); 3. أَخِيكَ (genitive).
The next lesson will treat the textbook's fifth class, dual nouns.