intermediate · grammar
تَعَلَّم
The ت forms
Forms V and VI — doing it to yourself, and doing it to each other
Put "تَـ" on the front of a Form II or Form III verb and the action turns back on the subject. Something is no longer being done to someone — it's happening to itself, or between two people.
Form V — تَـ on a Form II verb
Keywords
- verb
- verb
- verb
- verb
- verb
Set against the Form II it comes from, the shift is clear:
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