| Text | The accusative::which case? ending of a noun in the sound feminine plural form is (-i) instead of (-a) as in masculine. |
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| Back Extra | رأَيْتُ الأَبْنَاءَ والبَنَاتِ (I saw the sons and the daughters.) |
| Book Extra Notes | Note: In this sentence both الأَبنَاءَ and البَنَاتِ are objects of the verb رَأَيتُ, and so they are in the accusative case منصوب. The noun الأَبْنَاءَ has the regular (-a) ending but the noun البَناتِ has the (-i) ending because it is sound feminine plural ending in (-at). |
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