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    The document contains mathematical equations and symbols representing the conjugation of verbs in Arabic grammar. It shows verbs being conjugated from the third person masculine singular form to the third person masculine plural form by adding endings. Notes explain that hamza is used if removing the "na" prefix would result in the verb ending with a vowel, and pink endings indicate present tense conjugations and their associated subjects.

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    Explanation of verbs in urdu for the future tense

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    The document contains mathematical equations and symbols representing the conjugation of verbs in Arabic grammar. It shows verbs being conjugated from the third person masculine singular form to the third person masculine plural form by adding endings. Notes explain that hamza is used if removing the "na" prefix would result in the verb ending with a vowel, and pink endings indicate present tense conjugations and their associated subjects.

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    Future Tense

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    The document contains mathematical equations and symbols representing the conjugation of verbs in Arabic grammar. It shows verbs being conjugated from the third person masculine singular form to the third person masculine plural form by adding endings. Notes explain that hamza is used if removing the "na" prefix would result in the verb ending with a vowel, and pink endings indicate present tense conjugations and their associated subjects.

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    ( w : â i ) **

    3
    $‡
    /
    ÐN 3 = Ð N + 3 ë Ï Vî 3= Ï Vî + 3 ~
    Ï î3 = Ï î + 3 ? Ïñ 3 =Ï ñ + 3 Â
    ÏN 3 = Ï N+ 3 {z Ïñ 3 = Ï ñ + 3 {z ç
    ÏN 3 = Ï N+ 3 \W
    (w :âi ) o
    $‡
    /
    У = Ð , + ö ë Ï VŠ=Ï Vz + ö ~
    ÏŠ = Ï z + ö ? Ï r =Ï } + ö Â
    Ï£ = Ï ,+ ö {z Ï r = Ï } + ö {z
    ÏN 3 = Ï N+ 3 \W
    Note : There is hamza used in the first verb congugated, The hamza is used only if after removing the

    "na" the verbs ends with a vowel That is with alif, wow or ya. and the endings in pink shows us that

    the verb is in present tense and also that to which subject it belongs to,

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