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if-clause
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In Arabic grammar, if-clauses (شرط) are conditional sentences that express a condition and its result. They are typically introduced by the particle إذا (idha) for real conditions or إن (in) for hypothetical or unlikely conditions.
Understanding ف in Arabic conditional sentences
When and how to use ف in Arabic conditional sentences is difficult. We explain its grammatical importance, tense usage, and the relationship between the conditional and the intended meaning.
Exploring Types of ‘If’ in Arabic
There are many words to express "if" in Arabic conditional sentences. In this article we will look specifically at the differences between إن and إذا.
Conditional clauses in Arabic: step-by-step breakdown
This article introduces Arabic conditional sentences, exploring their structure, essential elements, and specific grammatical rules over a three-part series focused on their complexities.
Regrets and future avoidances: ‘should have’ and ‘will not have done’ in Egyptian Arabic
The expressions "should have" and "will have done" are quite tricky in Egyptian Arabic. Let's see some solutions.
