Suhaib Webb – Clear Arabic Lesson Nine Verb Sentences

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The speaker discusses a course on Arabic writing that is taking place. They explain the importance of practicing grammar and the use of verb and subject sentences in writing. They also mention a book called Aluma and explain the difference between the 2 types of sentences in Arabic writing.

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			Welcome back to clear Arabic. MashaAllah. The new
		
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			camera edition.
		
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			I think this camera
		
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			looks a little better than the old camera.
		
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			Alhamdulillah.
		
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			I hope you're enjoying this course that we're
		
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			taking together. You know, this is the kind
		
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			of course that only a few people will
		
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			take.
		
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			You know, they say that only a few
		
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			people can dive deep to get the pearl.
		
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			You know what I'm saying? So, Alhamdulillah, engage
		
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			with me, ask questions in the comments, Inshallah.
		
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			Hope to finish the entire book. And then
		
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			we can move on to Al Balaga Al
		
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			Waldihat, which is kinda like the second book
		
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			written in the series that deals with, like,
		
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			rhetoric and and how we understand rhetoric.
		
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			And what's important in this text is if
		
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			you've already studied grammar, that's great, is the
		
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			approach.
		
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			The two writers of this text are immense
		
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			giants
		
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			in the field, Rahim Muhammad,
		
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			and then secondly is the acquisition of vocabulary
		
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			and terms. Imam Iban, Thier, the great scholar
		
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			of history and language and hadith,
		
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			said even to the Arabs that the way
		
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			to master Arabic is to to practice. So
		
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			I hope that this is an opportunity for
		
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			vocabulary acquisition. And then in the future, I
		
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			plan to actually add texts that we'll be
		
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			reading together here on YouTube
		
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			and walking you through,
		
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			a critical reading of the text and how
		
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			to think in Arabic and make sure that
		
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			your comprehension is where it needs to be,
		
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			Insha'Allah, as well as my own. So let's
		
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			get started. So, Masha'Allah, up until this point,
		
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			there's been quite a bit of information covered
		
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			and now he's gonna start to kind of
		
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			organize this into
		
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			a
		
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			a a 2 lanes, if you will. And
		
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			one of those lanes is going to be
		
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			a verb sentence.
		
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			It's called aljumna2
		
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			alfearliya,
		
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			which we see in front of us here.
		
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			And the verb sentence is made up of
		
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			2 things we've already studied. Alfearl
		
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			walfayil,
		
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			right, is the
		
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			the the verb
		
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			and then the subject of the verb and
		
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			then sometimes the mafarul,
		
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			the object, if the verb is what's called
		
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			mutadih.
		
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			Mutadih
		
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			means it's a transitive verb, or it's lazim.
		
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			It just needs the verb
		
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			and the subject.
		
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			Second thing that he introduced was muhtar and
		
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			khabr. And muhtar and khabr are the 2
		
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			key components,
		
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			the noun subject and the noun predicate to
		
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			the second type of sentence which is coming
		
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			soon insha'Allah
		
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			which is called Aljumlahulismiyah.
		
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			So let's take a step back.
		
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			Feil feil mafru,
		
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			the 3 components
		
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			of a verb sentence.
		
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			Moptada
		
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			and chaver are gonna be the 2 components
		
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			of what? And noun sentence. So now let's
		
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			jump in to unpacking
		
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			those 2 type of sentences insha'Allah.
		
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			So they say,
		
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			means
		
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			a verb
		
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			sentence.
		
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			Let's look at the examples.
		
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			Means to shine. There's a great book by
		
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			Imam Asiyuti
		
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			Kawakib,
		
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			well, actually it's called Kawakib As Salta. But
		
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			there's also a book called Aluma
		
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			by one of the great scholars of the
		
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			Hanbali school.
		
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			Means, you know, to be illuminated,
		
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			something is shining.
		
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			So
		
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			means that the lightning like,
		
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			like shine like, you know, shot out of
		
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			nowhere.
		
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			Is an interesting word, you know, it means
		
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			to howl. You can also say it for
		
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			a dog.
		
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			So like when the wolf goes, oh, with
		
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			this.
		
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			And and something that will help you is
		
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			if you see these kind of words and
		
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			you recognize the animal, but you don't recognize
		
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			the word with it, search it on YouTube.
		
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			So like,
		
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			initially, I was like, I forgot. What is?
		
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			So I searched it on YouTube and there's
		
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			a bunch of wolves howling. I was like,
		
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			oh, yeah. Yeah.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			The ice fell.
		
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			The ice
		
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			fell.
		
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			You know, the the call became intense.
		
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			Excuse me.
		
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			This is an order which means,
		
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			but because there is a second here and
		
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			there's a cocoon here, we have what's called
		
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			2 cocoons.
		
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			So you put
		
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			here.
		
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			You know,
		
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			pick or cut the rose.
		
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			It's
		
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			because 2 succoons,
		
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			it takes
		
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			Right? Take the book, you know, hold the
		
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			book intensely.
		
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			If you look at these sentences, right, you
		
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			notice
		
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			is a verb,
		
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			is a verb,
		
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			is a present future verb. These are past
		
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			tense.
		
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			Is a present future verb. And then these
		
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			are
		
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			orders, what's called Right?
		
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			So here's
		
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			and here is.
		
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			So what
		
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			they're showing you, may Allah bless them both.
		
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			And I can't say enough about the writers
		
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			of this book. They are both,
		
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			gems
		
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			and lovers of the Arabic language who really
		
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			worked
		
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			to keep the Arabic language amongst the masses.
		
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			What they're trying to show you here is
		
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			that verb sentences can start with the past
		
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			tense verb,
		
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			present future verb, or an order. Okay?
		
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			Let's do some research.
		
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			He says,
		
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			we know
		
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			It's a great, great expression.
		
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			I knew based on what happened previously. It's
		
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			like a really, really nice expression.
		
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			What a sentence, man.
		
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			That narifu, we know,
		
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			and he from what came to Qadema previously,
		
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			and that indeed
		
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			every and
		
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			every example.
		
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			Is the singular,
		
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			is the plural. Look what he's teaching you
		
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			here. Look what they're teaching you here.
		
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			Is called or known or recognized as
		
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			a complete sentence.
		
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			Because it is a construction
		
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			which benefits
		
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			the listener.
		
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			Here,
		
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			always the object has fatah. So who is
		
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			the one who is the recipient
		
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			of the fa'idah?
		
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			Is the
		
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			Faida
		
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			Tantamatan. And this is to clarify
		
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			and to emphasize that this was like a
		
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			complete benefit without a doubt. And
		
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			if or when
		
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			is the past tense.
		
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			Right?
		
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			Right?
		
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			Well, either
		
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			to and if we ponder or reflect
		
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			upon
		
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			upon these sentences. Again, the object,
		
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			We would find everyone. What do we find?
		
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			So it's an object.
		
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			Every one of them from it.
		
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			Would be constructed.
		
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			As I said earlier,
		
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			look at it.
		
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			Right here, the and
		
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			these 2 is not mentioned,
		
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			but. Right? Because the the subject of the
		
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			order usually is not mentioned. Like, if you
		
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			say, sit sit, you mean sit you.
		
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			So if no matter said,
		
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			We'll find that each and every one of
		
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			them is made up of
		
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			Because every single one of these sentences
		
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			starts with
		
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			or commences with
		
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			a verb.
		
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			Thus, each one of these sentences is called
		
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			a verb
		
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			sentence.
		
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			That every sentence which is made up of
		
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			or constructed of a
		
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			verb, and its subject is called a verb
		
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			sentence.
		
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			When I stop here Insha Allah, next time
		
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			we'll take the drills that come along with
		
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			this section.