
Present Tense in Arabic: For first person أنا=I The basic rule for this kind of verbs is that the verb ALWAYS starts with letter Alef =أ. You probably noticed that there is no word أنا before the verb. Since the verb for first person ALAWYS starts with Alef =أ, then you don't actually need to add أنا before. However grammatically, if you put أنا before the verb, the sentence stills correct. In this case, it would be as you emphasis the meaning a little more. So, you can say: أَلْبِسُ or أنا أَلْبِسُ أَشْرَبُ or أنا أَشْرَبُ أَذْهَبُ or أنا أذْهَبُ The idea here is that it shouldn't sound wired when it is heard. For example, if I want to say what I do every morning, I can say: أَلْبِسُ مَلابِسي، ثُمَّ أَشْرَبُ الْقَهْوَة، ثُمَّ أَذْهَبُ إلى الْعَمَل "I put on my clothes. Then I drink coffee. Then I go to the work" Present Tense in Arabic: For first person أنا=I The basic rule for this kind of verbs is that the verb ALWA...