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Today we are going to touch some |
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verb constructions specifically futurity. We are |
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going to speak about the future constructions in |
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English and Arabic. This will cover future simple, |
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future continuous, future perfect continuous, |
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future perfect. And the constructions going to, be |
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to, about to, and also the present simple, which |
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denotes future, and the present continuous, which |
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also denotes future. We are going to speak about |
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these constructions in English, and then we need |
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to touch their counterparts in Arabic. Okay? As |
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you see, future simple. First of all, will attend. |
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What does this construction consist of? What does |
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it consist of? Will, what do you call will? Tense |
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or aspect or whatever? Tense. It is tense. I will |
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attend the lecture. Will is tense. Attend? Aspect. |
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Simple aspect. So the future simple consists of |
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tense plus simple aspect. Okay? |
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Now, semantically, future simple denotes |
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colorless, neutral future. It refers to open |
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future, neutral future. I shall be 47 years old by |
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next birthday. |
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Shall be. It's open. You'll be pleased to see |
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them. When? We don't know. Will be, please. Will |
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be. Okay? It's neutral and colorless. There is no |
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distinction of or determination of any exact time. |
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But the meaning is in future. |
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Now, will and shall plus |
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infinitive without two, these are the constructions |
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of future simple, will shall plus the stem of the |
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verb now, will is used with all pronouns, with all |
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nouns. Once we express determination, okay, or |
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persistence, I'll be opaque, I will be opaque. I will |
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be obeyed. Okay. So this is determination. I am |
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determined to be obeyed. He will do as he likes. |
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He is determined to do as he likes. Okay. He will |
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do. I will be obeyed. Okay. |
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Now, we have different functions for future |
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simple. It refers to willingness. |
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Once you need to or like to do something in |
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future, so you use future simple. Here we have |
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shall, is used to express willingness on the part |
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of the speaker, and the second and third person. Shall is |
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used with the second and third person while will |
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is with the first person. He shall return the good |
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to the store and refund his money. He shall, shall |
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he refers to willingness. He shall return the good |
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to the store and refund his money. This means that |
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he is willing to return the good to the store just |
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to refund his money back. Okay? So we have shall |
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with he, she, it, they, and you. Okay? In case of |
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willingness. |
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You shall behave as you like. You shall behave as |
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you like. Okay, also future simple expresses offer |
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Shall I give you a lift? Shall I give you a lift |
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Shall with the first person. Shall I, shall I offer |
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you another chance? Shall I offer you another |
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chance? Will you have a rest for 10 minutes? Shall |
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she make you a cup of tea? Shall she make you a |
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cup of tea? So we have here different semantic |
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functions for the use of future simple. Okay? It |
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refers to open and neutral, colorless future. It |
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refers to willingness and offer, promise, threat, |
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and other functions. Let's see. We spoke about |
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willingness. |
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Who could translate into English? |
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How could |
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I translate the word targab or yargab, the verb |
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yargab? |
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She shall return the good to the store and refund |
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her money. Okay? Since we have the sense of |
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yarghab, desire, we translate into shall. Shall |
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plus the stem. She shall return the good to the |
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store. Okay? Ofal. Shall I give you another chance |
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to read the chapter again? Shall I give you |
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another chance? Shall I give you another chance? |
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Shall I give you a lift? Shall I give you a lift? |
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Okay? |
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Now we have determination. |
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Okay? |
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I shall do what I like. I am determined to do what |
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I would like to do. Okay? |
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We have also promise. Promise is expressed by |
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future simple. You shall be punished if you do |
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that again. Promise and threat here. |
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We use shall. |
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and will, okay? But here we have shall for some |
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pronouns and will for other pronouns. So the |
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future simple here can be expressed in the second |
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and third person by shall, and in the first person |
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by will, completely like willingness. Shall takes |
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the second, takes the second and third person while |
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will the first person once we express promise and |
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threat. You shall be punished if you do that again. |
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Shall be punished with |
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you. I'll be there to help. This is a promise. I'll be |
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there to help, will with I, okay? Is to express |
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promise and the first sentence to express threat |
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also. |
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We have future simple expressing request in the |
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present and future, you use will with the second |
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person, will with the second person, once you ask |
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someone, you ask the second person face to face. |
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Will you please open the door? Will you please |
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open the door? Will you, don't say shall you, will |
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you please open the door? Okay. This is a request. |
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Will you kindly send me an application form? Will |
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you kindly send me an application form? Will you |
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kindly send me? Yes. |
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Yes, shall in case of promise, threat, and |
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willingness, as well with the second and third |
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person. Request, the first person, we use will, not |
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shall. Sorry, yes, the second person. Will takes |
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you in case of request. Will comes with the second |
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person. Yes. However, in case of willingness, |
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threat, or promise, okay, you use shall with the |
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second and third person. Once you have offer, |
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you use shall with the first person. You offer |
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something to someone. Shall I offer you a lift? |
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Shall I offer you another chance? You see, now |
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future simple, as you see, refers to neutral |
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colorless, open future. Okay. Open. It is future |
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simple. Is open, colorless, and neutral. It refers to |
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First of all, promise, willingness, threat, offer, |
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and request, plus determination. Okay, do you have |
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the same meanings in Arabic? What about the future |
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simple? Do you have future simple in Arabic, or |
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not? Okay, let's see. We have future simple in |
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Arabic, it is expressed by sawfa. Sawfa refers to |
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remote future, remote future, not near future. We |
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say for the near future, we say sa. So sawfa |
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yusafir Uzaydum ila misra mustaqbalan. When? We |
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don't know, it is open. Colorless and neutral. |
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Okay. It's like English. We have the imperfect |
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indicative form of the verb. |
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The present imperfect indicative form of the verb. |
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Okay. |
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Remember that in English, we use the stem of the |
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verb. Okay, and the first conjugation of the verb |
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the bare infinitive. However, in English, we use the |
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present imperfect indicative form, with the |
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inflection, ي, يسافر. You can't say, سافرة, يسافر. Okay. |
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This is the future in Arabic. Okay. |
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Here, we have once, we have nom. This is for |
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nominative case. We have three inflections, as we |
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mentioned, nominative case, accusative and |
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genitive case. |
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يريد زيدن, we have here willingness, the future |
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simple in Arabic also expresses willingness, يريد |
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زيدن أن يعيد البضاعة, يريد زيدن أن يعيد البضاعة |
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Here we have the imperfect indicative form of the |
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verb, followed by the complementizer أن, or the |
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derived nominal, إعادة. |
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Okay. يعيد, إعادة, derived nominal, معناها المصدر, يعني |
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المصدر من يعيد, إعادة. يريد زيدون إعادة البضاعة, يريد |
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زيدون أن يعيد البضاعة, and is called complementizer |
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يعني relative pronoun |
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Zaid shall retain the good. Why do I use shall |
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here in translation? Why didn't I say Zaid will |
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retain the good? Because shall here expresses |
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have other |
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أمنحك. So, we have the willingness verb, أريد, or أرغب |
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plus the complementizer أن, plus the verb, يمنح, أمنح |
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تمنح, نمنح, okay. Also we have the willingness |
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verb, أريد, or يرغب, plus the derived nominal, منح |
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I shall offer you |
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another chance |
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chance. |
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Shall I offer? It is willingness. It is offer. |
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Once we have offer, we use shall with the first |
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person. Yes. I shall offer you another chance. |
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Do you want a cup of tea? Do you want soup? What |
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do you call soup? Derived nominal. Okay. So, we |
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have you read, plus, derived nominal, this expresses |
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offer in English. Will you want to drink a cup of |
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tea? |
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in English, and the future simple in Arabic. Both |
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exist in both languages. However, the future simple |
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is expressed syntactically in English, by using |
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shall, or will, plus the stem of the verb. Okay. |
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Semantically, it expresses willingness, offer |
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request, threat, determination, I promise. Okay? We |
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have this in Arabic. So, both languages are |
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identical semantically in using the future simple, |
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but they differ syntactically. In Arabic, we use |
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progress at a certain time in future. shall will |
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plus the progressive construction of the verb, the |
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aspect, verb to be plus verb plus ing we shall be |
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traveling shall will plus be plus verb plus ing |
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Also, the future progressive shall, will be, their |
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plus ing construction is also used to avoid the |
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interpretation of volition, insistence, etc. That |
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future simple is characterized with, I'll do my |
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best. I'll be doing my best. What's the difference |
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between the two Sentences who could you translate |
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these two sentences? I'll do my best. I'll be |
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doing my best Okay |
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mm-hmm hooker translated yes, I'll do my best I |
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This is a promise to do my best. Okay, it is |
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promise. طيب I'll be doing my best. |
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determination. I'll be doing my best. Okay, I'll |
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be doing my best. This is determination. يعني |
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الأولى I'll do my best سأفعل الأفضل and the second |
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انا مصمم على فعل الأفضل او عازم على فعل الأفضل سوف |
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أبذل قصارى جهدي okay الأولى |
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you have to use سوف سوف أبذل قصارى جهدي في مساعدتك |
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ثانية سأبذل قصارى جهدي okay س refers to the near |
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future okay once you express progressive use س or |
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any near future طيب |
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or progressive in Arabic or not? |
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سيلعب فريقنا الكورة سيلعب |
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فريقنا الكورة عند الساعة السابعة مساء يعني at |
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seven o'clock our team will be playing football |
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Okay, we have this سيلعب فريقنا الكورة عند الساعة |
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السابعة مساء So this construction and the future |
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progressive in Arabic consists of what? Okay It |
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is س plus imperfect indicative form سيلعب Okay, |
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followed by a point of time |
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Okay, followed by a point of time. سيلعب فريقنا |
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الكورة. So we have س plus the imperfect indicative |
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form of the verb plus the noun followed by a point |
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of time. |
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سيلعب فريقنا الكورة عند الساعة السابعة مساء. Okay? |
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Our team will be playing football at seven o'clock |
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tomorrow. |
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Now we come to future perfect. Future perfect in |
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English refers to an action that will finish at a |
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future time at a specific future time in English. |
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I say the government or the company will have the |
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project built, will have the project built or will |
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finish the project by the end of next April. The |
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company will have the project, will have finished |
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the project by |
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next April. Okay, or by the end of next April will |
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have finished Well, what do you call well? Tense |
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have Simple aspect finished Perfect |
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perfect or perfective aspect so the future perfect |
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consists of tense plus simple aspect and |
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perfective aspect okay |
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refers to an action that will have happened before |
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some other future action happened or before some |
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point of time arrives. They shall have played two |
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games of tennis before we arrive there. |
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Before we arrive, they will have finished two |
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games or two rounds of tennis. They shall have |
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played two games of tennis before we arrive there. |
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So the first verb is future perfect. The second is |
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future simple, okay, which refers to future. They |
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will have graduated by the end of April. They will |
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have graduated. So it refers to an action that |
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will be completed at a certain time in future. The |
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action may be in progress now. It started in the |
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past, still in progress, and will finish at a |
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specific time in future. We are present perfect |
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continuous. When I say I have been studying |
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English for 10 years, Okay, this is different. |
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Okay, it refers to an action that started in the |
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past is progressive now and will finish at unknown |
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time, not specific time. Okay. |
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Now, do we have the same equivalent in Arabic? Do |
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we have future perfect in Arabic or not? Yes, we |
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have. |
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They will have finished the project by next March. |
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okay? سَيَكُنُوا قَدْ أَنْهُ So we have the |
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construction سَ which refers to near future يَكُن |
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this is the indicative this is the imperfect verb |
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the defective verb from كان يكون plus the |
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expletive قَدْ and the perfect form of the verb |
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أنها سيكونوا |
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قد أنهوا العمل في المشروع في مارس القادم okay so |
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we have the future particle س plus the defective |
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verb in the imperfect indicative form يكون present |
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form followed by the expletive قد and the past |
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form of the verb this semantically expresses |
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future perfect in Arabic so it is expressed |
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lexically however in English it is expressed |
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grammatically or syntactically okay سيكون قد أنهى |
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سيكون زيد قد أنهى العمل في المشروع في بداية مارس |
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القادر. So this is called future perfect in |
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Arabic. Okay. |
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They will have finished the project by the |
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beginning of March. Okay. Yes. |
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No, no, here we have, we don't have will and shall |
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translation into Arabic. Both are sawfa or sah. |
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However, once you translate the sentence into |
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English, you have to consider the translation |
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shell with the first person i we however well with |
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the rest of the pronouns in case of future simple |
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a future continuous future perfect future perfect |
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continuous etc you have these limitations in |
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translation for shell or well just in the use of |
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future simple Once you express willingness, once |
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you express promise, once you express offer, once |
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you express threat, determination, or request. So |
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you have specific translation |
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for shell or will. So you have to take care of |
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that. However, in the rest of the future |
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constructions, you have the form which you are |
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familiar with. shall with the first person and |
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will with the rest of the pronouns. |
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They will have finished building the house by next |
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May. This is |
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future perfect. |
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So we have two constructions. س ينهوا plus the |
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derived nominal بناء or س يكونون قد أنهوا س plus |
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the defective verb يكون plus the expletive قد plus |
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the imperfect indicative form of the verb the |
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perfect indicative form perfect indicative form |
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يعني الماضي من الفعل ينهي أنها okay finish |
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finished |
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351 |
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Now we have future perfect continuous. |
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352 |
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In English, this construction refers to an action |
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that will be in progress after a certain time in |
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future. It expresses an action that will be in |
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progress when some point of time arrives. In 2009, |
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I say here, in 2014, for example, in 2014, I shall |
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have been teaching English for 20 years. In 2014, |
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in 2014, |
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I shall have been teaching English for 20 years. |
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in 2014 I shall be teaching English for 20 years |
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this means that here we use future perfect future |
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362 |
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future perfect continuous in 2014 I'll have been |
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teaching English for 20 years this means that I'm |
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going to resign in 2014 No, the action will be in |
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progress. Okay? So it refers to an action that |
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366 |
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will be continuous after a certain time in future. |
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367 |
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You see? |
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368 |
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Okay Future Perfect |
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369 |
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continuous, okay Do |
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370 |
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we have future perfect continuous in Arabic? Yes, |
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371 |
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we have سيكونوا قد ناموا ساعتين عند الخامسة مساء |
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سيكونوا |
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الأطفال قد ناموا ساعتين عند الخامسة مساء يعني once |
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you come to the house you'll find the kids |
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sleeping for two hours and they remain or they |
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still sleep okay so the action is in progress at a |
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certain time in future they will have been |
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sleeping for two hours by five o'clock in the |
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evening okay so we have the verb we have the |
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380 |
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construction plus the defective verb in the |
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imperfect form in the imperfect indicative form |
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يكون plus the expletive قد plus the perfect form |
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of the verb نام okay سيكونوا قد ناموا ساعتين عند |
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الخمسة مساء plus طبعا a point of time |
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They will have been sleeping for two hours by five |
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o'clock in the evening. Now we have also the |
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future construction expressed by future by simple |
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present in English. I say for example, let's wait |
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until he comes. |
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So we have the present simple denoting future in |
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clauses of time and condition. Okay, I say for |
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example, let's wait until he comes. What will you |
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393 |
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say if I punish him? Punish. What does this refer |
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to? Does it refer to present action or to future |
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action? Future action expressed by the present |
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simple. So the tense here present tense here |
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397 |
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expresses future event That is part of settled |
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program. He leaves for Egypt tomorrow. Leaves. It |
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399 |
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refers to near future. Near programmed action. She |
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400 |
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arrives by 10 o'clock train this evening. |
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401 |
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Programmed action. We speak about the railway |
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402 |
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train. which is of computer system it is |
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403 |
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computerized system okay so she arrives by 10 o |
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404 |
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'clock this means that she will arrive exactly on |
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405 |
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time at 10 o'clock okay since we have timetable or |
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406 |
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programmed action then we use present simple okay |
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407 |
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it is used also for formal or official actions. |
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408 |
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The president travels to Egypt by the 10 o'clock |
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409 |
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flight tonight. The president travels. If you |
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410 |
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speak about any personality, official personality, |
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411 |
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if official personnel, then you use present simple |
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412 |
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to refer to future action. However, if you speak |
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about ordinary people, we use present continuous. |
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414 |
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Okay. So I am traveling to Egypt by the 10 o'clock |
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415 |
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flight. I'm traveling. I am ordinary man. However, |
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416 |
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the president travels to Egypt. You understand |
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417 |
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that? Did you get that? Okay. The president |
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445 |
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We |
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446 |
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have this also in Arabic, the |
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447 |
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present progressive in Arabic is expressed by the |
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448 |
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nominal subject, اسم الفاعل قادم |
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449 |
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In Arabic? Yes. So derived subject, sorry, nominal |
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450 |
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subject. When I say derived subject, this is the |
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451 |
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noun of the verb. This is the noun of the verb. |
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452 |
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Nominal subject. I am coming to visit you today. I |
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453 |
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am coming. This is present progressive referring |
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454 |
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to an action that will happen at a planned time |
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455 |
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okay, in the near future, okay |
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456 |
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We |
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457 |
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also have other constructions. We |
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458 |
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have other constructions in English that refer to |
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459 |
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future like going to, be to, about to, okay going to, |
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460 |
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be to, about to. These also express future in |
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461 |
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English. Once we say going to, this refers to |
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462 |
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cause or intention. Okay? Now, I'm going to |
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463 |
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graduate by the end of this semester. This means |
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464 |
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that you studied for four years and you are going |
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465 |
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to have your BBA by the end of this semester. You |
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466 |
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are going to graduate. So you have the complete |
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467 |
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cause for the action. Okay? Mariam is pregnant. |
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468 |
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She's going to have a baby next month. Okay? She's |
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469 |
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pregnant. It's the cause for the action which |
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470 |
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happens next month. The delivery. Maryam is going |
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471 |
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to have a baby next month. Going to, we have |
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472 |
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cause. We have also intention. I'm going to attend |
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473 |
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00:45:49,240 --> 00:45:53,560 |
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Ahmed's party tonight. I have the intention, the |
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474 |
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00:45:53,560 --> 00:45:58,340 |
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intention to attend the party. So I use going to. |
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475 |
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00:45:59,180 --> 00:46:02,440 |
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Do you have this in Arabic? Do you have equivalent |
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476 |
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00:46:02,440 --> 00:46:07,200 |
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for be to or about to in Arabic? This is what we are |
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477 |
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going to see next time. Okay, that's it for today. |
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478 |
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Thank you. |
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