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    This document provides information on helping verbs in Arabic grammar. It discusses the different forms of helping verbs based on tense (past, present, future), aspect (perfect, imperfect), person (singular, dual, plural), and voice (active, passive). Examples are given to illustrate how helping verbs change based on these factors.

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    This document provides information on helping verbs in Arabic grammar. It discusses the different forms of helping verbs based on tense (past, present, future), aspect (perfect, imperfect), person (singular, dual, plural), and voice (active, passive). Examples are given to illustrate how helping verbs change based on these factors.

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     (Verbal noun)  

    to help; to
    deliver
      He helped.  
      (92)
    Attached
    Pronouns
    Imperfect Tense 
     Past Tense 
     Detached
    Pronouns
    Starting verb in a
     Starting verb in a

      
    verbal sentence. He helps. He helped. verbal sentence.

    when the subject is  He will help.


      when the subject is
    SING. or PLU. SING. or PLU.

      You two do/ will


    help.
     
     They two helped.  

    
     
    
     
    They help.


     
    
    They all helped.

    They will help.

    near past:

      
    near future:
    You help.
    
    + 
     
    You helped.

      
    + 
    You will help.

      You two do / will


    help.  
     You two helped. 
      
    distant future:

    
     
     
    You all help. Past
    
    + 

     
     
    You all helped. continuous:

    You all will help. 


     +
    
    
       
     
    (with noun) I help.
     
    I helped.

    (with verb)  I will help.

      
    We help.

        
    We helped.

    We will help.

    _  _  
    _
        .  
     
    

    Negative  Imperative 

    Don’t help!

    
        Help!

    
      Singular

    Don’t (you two) help!  


     Help (you two)!   Dual

    Don’t (you all) help! 


        Help (you all)! 

      Plural

    Passive participle   Active participle


    

    One who is helped.    One who helps.


     Singular

            Dual

    Those who are helped  


     
    Those who help
    
     
     Plural

     
    Passive Voice
    (it, he) is being helped 
      (it, he) is helped  
        Passive Voice

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