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Let's learn about the subject and predicate in Arabic grammar.The subject (mubtada) is a noun that comes at the beginning of the sentence in the nominative case.The predicate (khabar) completes the meaning of the subject.Let's look at our first example: Knowledge is light.Notice the damma marks that indicate the nominative case.Let's analyze the grammatical structure of this sentence.Here's another example: The student is hardworking.Let's compare the characteristics of subjects and predicates in Arabic.Let's explore the first type of predicate - the single word predicate.In these examples, the predicate is a single word that completes the meaning of the subject.Now let's look at the second type - the sentence predicate.Here, the predicate is a complete sentence that describes the subject.Finally, let's examine the third type - the quasi-sentence predicate.In these examples, the predicate is a prepositional phrase that indicates location or state.Let's analyze the grammatical structure of each type.Let's explore Kana and its sisters - special verbs that modify nominal sentences.These verbs transform nominal sentences by changing their grammatical structure.When we add Kana, it affects both parts of the sentence.Let's examine the grammatical changes in detail.Now let's see how different sisters of Kana affect sentences.These verbs can be used in different tenses.Some of these verbs have special uses.Let's explore the effect of Inna and its sisters on Arabic sentences.These particles are called the canceling letters because they change the case endings of nouns in nominal sentences.Let's practice what we've learned with some exercises.First, let's analyze this basic nominal sentence.Now, let's transform this sentence using kana.And here's how we transform it using inna.Let's review some common mistakes to avoid.Here are some sentences for you to practice with.Keep these important tips in mind as you practice.Let's summarize what we've learned in this lesson.Thank you for learning Arabic grammar with Spark.E!