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Arabic grammar practice: find and fix the mistake
Each sentence has one wrong word: an adjective in the wrong gender, a verb that doesnโt match its subject, a plural that should be singular. Find it, then read the corrected sentence and the rule.
Mistakes you can prove
Every mistake clashes with another word in the same sentence, so you can always point to why it is wrong: the noun it should agree with is right there.
The mistakes learners make
Gender agreement, verb endings, singular and plural, and possessive endings: the four things that most often give a learner away.
Common questions
Is Arabic grammar the same in every dialect?
The agreement rules are close, but verb prefixes, negation and demonstratives differ. The sentences and corrections follow the dialect you pick.
Do I need to know grammar terms?
No. The explanations point to the words that clash, in plain English.
Try it in your dialect
Egyptian, Levantine, Moroccan Darija or Modern Standard Arabic. Free to start, no card needed.
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