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Active and passive voice : إسم الفاعل و إسم المفعول
Hello,
I am nox practicing the active and passive voice. Here some sentences were I tried only to use the active voice (the one who does something) by looking up verbs and turning them into the active agent of the sentence.
If I want to turn an adjective into an active agent is it possible?
Example: John was late ; in arabic could it be something like جون كان متأخرا.
In case correct, which formula to use? Are there variations according to the category of word/number of letters , in case I use same formula used for the 1st form verbs ( as لعب فعل درس....) .
Thank you in advance for your remarks and soon I'll work on the passive (what was done).
The player (feminine) was tired;
اللاعِبة كانت متعبة.
Guilty of his laziness.مذنب بكسله.
The planner(person who plans) was not foundالمخطط لم يكن موجودا.
The director(feminine) is young.
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