How to identify the difference between past, present, future in Arabic ?
ex. فتح (open) for past/present/future (i am,he/she,you/us) is there any difference to write?
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https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzvhBAGutWs5OENCWXhnckt6TEU/edit?usp=sharing (Review of all lesson)
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Of course, it differs.
Verb فتح conjugations:
In past:
I opened=أنا فتحت
He opened=هو فتح
She opened=هي فتحت
You opened=أنت فتحت
We opened=نحن فتحنا
They opened=هم فتحوا
They opened (to refer to females only)=هن فتحن
In present:
I open=أنا أفتح
He opens=هو يفتح
She opens=هي تفتح
You open=أنت تفتح
We open=نحن نفتح
They open=هم يفتحون
They open (to refer to females only)=هن يفتحن
To conjugate the verb in future, just add the letter س or the word سوف to the verb in present.
I will open=أنا سأفتح
He will open=هو سيفتح
She will open=هي ستفتح
You will open=أنت ستفتح
We will open=نحن سنفتح
They will open=هم سيفتحون
They will open (to refer to females only)=هن سيفتحن
Hope this helps.
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