Arabic Grammar Rules | Arabic Grammar Books

There are two main sentences in Arabic. They are: The Nominal Sentence and The Verbal Sentence . The Nominal Sentence which starts with a noun اسم. For Example: The book is beautiful. The Verbal Sentence starts with verb .For Example: The car progressed.

Arabic Speech: Arabic Grammar Rules, Arabic speech has many different words like these:

• – Omar  عمر – father أب  
• – mother أم   – son ابن 
• – rose وردة – tree شجرة 
• – chair كرسى  – dog كلب 
• – love الحُبّ – death الموت
• – beautiful جميل – tall طويل 
• – walk يمشى – run يجرى
• – write يكتب – sleep ينام
• – in فى – on على
• – but لكن – how

Arabic Parts of Speech:

There are three main categories of Arabic speech (words): The Noun, The Verb and The Particle

(1) The Noun is a name of any things (name, Things,) that can be realized by the mind or by the senses and that Time is not part of. Nouns have statement or markers that distinguish them from other words.

 For Example: – boy ولد – cat قط – justice عدل  – river نهر – book كتاب – pen قلم

(2) The Verb is what refers to something happening and the Time is part of. Verbs have statement or markers that distinguish them from other words.  For Example.:         – thanked شكرَ – wrote كتب,  – runs يجرى – sleeps

(3) The Particle Arabic Grammar Rules – which is meaningful only if joined with other speech (words). The particle is distinguished because it can’t have a noun or a verb Statement  or marker. For Example:        – from من – to إلى – or أو