How is the present tense verb conjugated in Arabic?
In Arabic, present tense verbs are conjugated based on the three-letter root of the verb. The subject pronoun is incorporated into the verb itself, so there is no need for a separate subject pronoun. The verb form changes depending on the subject of the sentence, with different suffixes added to the root of the verb to indicate the subject. Arabic verbs also have gender and number agreement with the subject, with different conjugations for masculine and feminine subjects, as well as for singular and plural subjects.
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