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The Particles: “أنَّ” and “إنَّ” These particles can be tricky to translate because of their specific grammatical functions. 1. “أنَّ” […]

Difference Between “Amount” and “Number” The words “amount” and “number” are often used interchangeably, but there is an important distinction

Usage of “Among” and “Between” in Arabic: In English, “between” refers to two parties, while “among” refers to three or

Usage of “Although,” “Though,” and “Albeit” • Although and though both mean despite, but although cannot appear at the end

Allow / Permit / Let All three verbs convey granting consent for an action, but their usage differs grammatically: 1.

“All (of)/Each/Every” In English, “all” can follow either an indefinite or definite plural noun. “All of” can only be followed

Explanation of “بعد” and “بعد ذلك” The words “بعد” (ba‘da) and “بعد ذلك” (ba‘da dhālika) can sometimes cause confusion in

Affect vs. Effect The verb affect means “to have an impact on” something. Meanwhile, the verb effect means “to bring

Advise vs. Advice There is a key difference between the verb advise and the noun advice in English. The word

Adverbs in Arabic differ from those in English due to the structural differences between the two languages, making it challenging