جمله فعليه. The Arabic Nominal Sentence Examples

Note that the Predicate here is the same in number and gender as its subject because — if we take your example — we would ask: Who is crying in sadness? Salam to all of you, You know Fisal, when I was a pupil, I learned that a nominal sentence is the one that STARTS with a noun, even if it has a verb within
Yes, It happened here in this example that the predicate is the whole Verbal sentence This Khabar often comes after the subject

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مكونات الجملة الفعلية
That is really an interesting point
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For example, in the sentence I can't put up with Alex, the words put up with meaning 'tolerate' may be referred to in common language as a phrase English expressions like this are frequently called phrasal verbs but technically they do not form a complete phrase, since they do not include Alex, which is the complement of the preposition with
جمله فعلیه
But how could that be explained as a nominal sentence? But where is its predicate? Rather, it is just a part of the predicate
Now, is this judgement true? However, all Arabic grammar books say that the singular predicate must agree with the Mubtada Here are examples for each:• To sum up, the predicate defines the Mubtada or tells us more about it
The verb in the nominal sentence is not the whole predicate Now what are the types of the Predicate Khabar? This predicate starting with a verb is called a Verbal Sentence Khabar predicate

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Simply, there are more than one type of predicate for a nominal sentence.

جمله فعلیه
Salam Zoubir, Your point is clear, brother and what you have learnt is absolutely correct
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This is one of the Predicate cases
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Simply, the predicate is the whole sentence that follows