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Arabic grammar · 15 MIN PRACTICE

Distinguish a noun, verb and particle

Traditional Arabic study groups words broadly into nominals, verbs and particles. A label helps you ask what a word contributes to a sentence.

Understand the idea

Use these classroom examples: كِتَاب names a book, كَتَبَ expresses wrote, and فِي supplies a relationship such as in. Classification is a tool for reading; an English translation alone may hide the structure of the Arabic.

كِتَاب · كَتَبَ · فِي

Put it into practice

Create three columns and place each example in its column. Add one teacher-checked example to each.

YOUR TURN

Check your understanding

Which example is a verb?
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Reading reference: Open the source ↗. The explanation, classroom examples and exercise are original academy material. Reviewed September 8, 2026.