Suhaib Webb – Clear Arabic lesson Eight Drills for Mubtada and Khabar

Suhaib Webb
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Shaul, let's continue now with the drills for

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the section on Al Mubtada

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Wal Khabar.

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Bring out

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in. Every

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and every

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From the following sentences.

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Medicine

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is is is fulfilling.

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Playing around too much can be harmful.

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The teacher is present.

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You know the wind is like strong,

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keeps coming.

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The businessman is trustworthy.

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The poor

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person is in need.

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The shoes are

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new. The garden is wide, it's big. It's

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like it has depth.

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The tree is is bearing a lot of

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fruit.

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If you look at a few of these,

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I'll help you out.

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You know, playing around too much is harmful.

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You wanna ask yourself,

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what is

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being described

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and what is providing the information about what's

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being described? What's being described is the.

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What's doing the describing

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is the

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is

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the So the businessman

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is being described

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as what

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So this is the habar

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It's not that hard.

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The second

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So he says take

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the nouns from the following sentences.

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Okay?

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Extract from them and make them a

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and a.

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So you wanna take, like, one of them

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and make a

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and the other you wanna make with it

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a which

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is going to fit.

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So

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the bike is expensive.

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The clothes are beautiful.

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You know, the the apartment is comfortable.

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The flower, I'm gonna let you do that

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one.

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The couch. I'll let you do that one.

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The chair. You can do that one.

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The hot hot weather. Right?

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What about it? I don't know. Tell me

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something.

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Tell me something about it.

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So here,

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right,

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here,

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you're providing the.

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And here,

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you're going to bring a

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for a you're going to take each one

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of these words

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from these nouns, make them a also for

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means like crying. Aliro means sick. You're gonna

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give a

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for these. So up here you are providing

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a

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right, for the Muqtada.

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Here you're gonna give a Muqtada

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for the habr. Na'en means to be smooth,

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soft, silky.

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Like to slaughter.

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Means to be shiny. Some of those words

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maybe you don't know. Of course,

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needs to

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be eloquent.

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So again, you're gonna take these words and

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you're going to find which one of these

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words fits with this

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is illuminating

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is illuminating.

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The rain is plentiful.

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I'm gonna let you do the rest.

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Means to like nay.

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Right?

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Needs to be metallic.

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Oh, this is gonna be interesting. And this

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is very important.

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So this actually is a verb sentence. Here's

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the verb, here's the fa'il, here's the verb,

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here's the fa'il, the verb, here's the fa'il.

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Here's the verb, the verb, the fa'il, the

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fa'il, the fa'il. You wanna take this he

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say make the

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and make the verb the hover. If you

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can do that, it means that you're that

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you're starting to understand the language. So for

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example,

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which is like a jaguar or a panther.

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Instead of saying

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you wanna make it a noun, so you're

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gonna put a meme.

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The panther is ferocious.

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Right? The traveler is arriving, you can say

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So what you wanna do is take the

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verb, make it a noun, and place it

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at the end. So this becomes the

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and what was formally a verb becomes the.

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It's very important very important.

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If you don't know how to do that

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yet, don't get frustrated. You can learn that

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inshallah when we study sarf. This does need

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a little bit of background in morphology.

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If you can do this one also, this

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this means that you're killing the game.

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Give 5 sentences

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where the word water is a and give

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it 5 different predicates.

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The water is hot.

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The water is cold.

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You give me 3 more.

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Take the word

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which is a chicken

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and describe it. So this is the

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someone ate the chicken.

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Someone slaughtered it slaughtered

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the the the chicken is slaughtered,

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and so on and so forth. Let's look

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at some of the drills with

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grammatical analysis.

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He

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says, example,

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The house is clean.

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Then here, this is on you. You can

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do this. You can send it to me

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or do it below.

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Right. This is on you.

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And next time we're gonna get back to

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what we learned earlier a little bit about

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Muhammad.

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