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Lesson 2.7 (page 3 of 3)
Negation :
In formal Arabic, is negated with
, which precedes the verb as the following examples demonstrate:
I dont write the alphabet | ![]() |
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You do go to | ![]() |
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They dont study Arabic | ![]() |
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We dont live in the city | ![]() |
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He does not work in the office | ![]() |
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In formal Arabic, there is an interrogative particle
Don't you go to? | ![]() |
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Don't they study Arabic? | ![]() |
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Does he not work in the office? | ![]() |
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