LessonsPassive Participles: Definition, Six Forms and DerivationQuiz

Translate both the passive relation and the correct gender/number ending.

Word / formMeaning / explanation
One woman who was struckمَضْرُوبَةٌ, feminine singular with ة.
Two women left behindمَتْرُوكَتَانِ, feminine dual in -atāni.
All the men who received helpمَنْصُورُونَ, masculine plural in -ūna.

“All men who help” has a different meaning and takes نَاصِرُونَ, not مَنْصُورُونَ.

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Passive Participles: Definition, Six Forms and Derivation

Translate both the passive relation and the correct gender/number ending.

Word / formMeaning / explanation
One woman who was struckمَضْرُوبَةٌ, feminine singular with ة.
Two women left behindمَتْرُوكَتَانِ, feminine dual in -atāni.
All the men who received helpمَنْصُورُونَ, masculine plural in -ūna.

“All men who help” has a different meaning and takes نَاصِرُونَ, not مَنْصُورُونَ.