beginner · grammar
كَتَبت
I and you
The ـت ending, which covers three people at once
Add "ـت" for I and for you. A woman being spoken to adds "ـتِ".
Phrases
"أنا كَتَبت" and "إنتَ كَتَبت" are identical. That isn't a mistake — the two share an ending, and the pronoun in front tells them apart.
Phrases
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