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[حامد]

Would you possibly tell me why the adjective'apt' is considered a long adjective-not a short adjective




Would you mind explaining how the following words are different in meaning


because


since


as


for






THANKS IN ADVANCE

[fellah_5]

salam 3alaykoum
the following adjectives mean in arabic
because لان
since خلال او لان حسب سياق الجملة
for example : 1- he died since the world war 2- I work hard , since I want to work.
as = like مثل
for = من اجل

good luck to all students

[حامد]

Hi fellah
I don't know how ta say it,but
The four words(because-since--as-for) espress almost the same thing:giving reasons.
I am interested in those slight differences

GOOD LUCK

[fellah_5]

salam 3alaykoum
so ,friend take the differences between them when they express reasons :
because : is used when the reason is the most important part of the sentence, it comes usually at the end .
since and as: are used when the reason is already well known and is therefore usually
less important and they are usually placed at the beginning of the sentence
for : suggests that the reason is given as an afterthought. It is never placed at the beginning of the sentence
these are the uses of the adjectives of reasons .
I hope that I give you a general idea about them
thanks

[حامد]

DEAR 'FELLAH

Thank you for your interest.
I agree with you concerning
when to use the 4 worsds
BUT
YOU SAID:
1BECAUSE USUALLY COMES AT THE END'
'2You consider the 4 words adjectives
Please reconsider your answer.

STILL THERE ARE MORE DIFFERENCES TO CLARIFY LATER.
Goog luck