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The video tutorial explains the concept of non-inflected nouns and adjectives in Arabic grammar. It divides the topic into two main categories: proper nouns and adjectives. Proper nouns are non-inflected in specific cases, such as when they are feminine, foreign, or end with certain suffixes. Adjectives are non-inflected when they follow specific patterns or are derived from numbers. The tutorial provides detailed conditions for each category, helping learners understand when and why certain words are non-inflected.

What are the two main categories of non-inflected words discussed in the video?

• Verbs and Adjectives

• Proper Nouns and Adjectives

• Adjectives and Adverbs

• Nouns and Verbs

Which of the following is a reason for a proper noun to be non-inflected?

• It is a verb

• It is a feminine noun

• It is a common noun

• It is an adjective

What is a characteristic of a non-inflected proper noun ending with 'alif' and 'noon'?

• It is a feminine noun

• It is a foreign name

• It is a compound noun

• It is a verb

Which pattern is associated with non-inflected adjectives?

• Pattern of a verb

• Pattern of a noun

• Pattern of 'fa'lan'

• Pattern of 'fa'il'

The word 'other' is considered non-inflected when it is used as:

• A verb

• A singular noun

• A plural adjective

• A proper noun