Lesson 27 random

Question 1

After a Qasm (oath) the affirmative maadi should be emphasised with لَقَدْ - the negative maadi needs no emphasis.
Also note the و of qasm is H-J

Answer 1

By Allah I saw him in the market: واللهِ لَقَدْ رَأَيتُهُ فس السُوقِ
By Allah, I ate nothing: واللهِ ما أكَلتُ شَيئاً

Question 2

I thought it to be my notebook - ظَنَنْتُ دَفتَري

- The verb طَنَّ takes two objects, and both are in (X).

Answer 2

The verb طَنَّ takes two objects, and both are in N:

e. g. أظَنُّ الجوَّ جَميلاً
e. g. أظَنُّ البابَ مُغْلَقاً

Question 3

“Sit where you wish”

Answer 3

Sit where you wish - إجلِس حَيثُ تشاءُ

Question 4

N.B. in يَجِيءُ both the hamza and yaa are written as both are pronounced, but in لَم يَجِئْ the hamza is written on the ya (the ya is the seat / chair of the hamza)

Answer 4

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Question 5

May God grant you complete health:

Answer 5

شفاكَ اللهُ شِفاْءً كامِلاً

Question 6

Its not proper / not becoming:

Answer 6

Its not proper / not becoming: لا يَنبَغِي

E.g. its not proper for a student to be absent: لاينبَغي لِلطَّالِبِ أنْ يَغِيبَ

Question 7

The verb ماتَ comes in two forms

Answer 7

a) i-a ماتَ يماتُ (in the mutaharrik cases the first radical takes kasra in maadhi - مِتُّ) - in Q 9x
b) a-u and ماتَ يموتُ (in the mutaharrik cases the first radical takes dhama in the madhi مُتُّ) - in Q 2x

In mudhaari only يموتُ is in Q.