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    It depends on عَامِل عامل is a word which effects a change in the case-ending of a neighbouring word in a sentence, e.g., in في بيتِ المدرسِ, the word في has changed بيت from مرفوع to مجرور, and in قرأتُ كِتابَ عمر, the word قرأ has changed كتاب from مرفوع to منصوب. In the first example في is عامل.
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    To learn any language you have to learn it through its grammar. But if you are wishing to learn slang language then live with the speakers of that language and you will be able to throw the words out of your mouth after some months in sha Allah. But if you know hindi which I think is very similar to urdu in terms of grammar then you only have to learn vocabulary as bro javaid azim said. Best of luck!
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    In your sentence the word هذا is subject (i.e. about which we are talking about) and the word معلم is predicate (i.e. a part of a sentence which expresses what is said about the subject). In arabic, when we make sentences then we use subject and predicate of the same gender. In your first example هذا is masculine therefore we have to use masculine predicate معلم. Same is the case with your second sentence.
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