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Welcome back to the channel! Today, we continue our basic Arabic grammar series by learning about five particles that make present tense verbs mansoob (منصوب).

In Arabic, certain particles cause a verb in the present tense (المضارع) to become mansoob (منصوب), meaning it takes a fatha (ـَ) instead of a damma (ـُ). These five important particles are:

1️⃣ أنْ (An) – “To” (e.g., أُرِيدُ أَنْ أَدْرُسَ•
I want to study
2️⃣ لنْ (Lan) – “Will not” (e.g., لَنْ أَتَأَخَّرَ•
I will not be late)
3️⃣ كي (Kay) – “So that” (e.g., أَذْهَبُ كَيْ أَتَعَلَّمَ •
– I go so that I learn)
4️⃣ حتى (Hatta) – “Until” (e.g., أَدْرُسُ حَتَّى أَنْجَحَ•
– I study until I succeed)
5️⃣ إذن (Idhan) – “Then” (e.g., إِذَنْ أُسَاعِدَكَ
–Then I will help you

✅ Key Takeaways:
• These particles change the verb ending from damma (ـُ) to fatha (ـَ) in the present tense.
• Understanding mansoob verbs helps improve fluency & accuracy in Arabic.

⚠️ Common Student Mistakes:
• Confusing the use of لن & لا for negation.
• Forgetting to change the verb ending when using these particles.

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