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Future Nifal

Grammar Notes

The same prefixes and circumfixes used for the future tense in other binyanim are used for the nif'al binyan as well. If you need a refresher on the endings, here they are again:

Pronoun Prefix/Circumfix
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📋 From my grammar sheet tables · exercises

Nif'al future on the root פ־ע־ל.

nif'al (נִפְעַל) · future

Personfuture
I
you (m)
you (f)
he
she
we
you (m pl)
you (f pl)
they (m)
they (f)

Exercises

📖 Story: We'll meet tomorrow 8 sentences · 3 questions

We'll meet tomorrow

  1. Michal tells Dani: "We'll meet tomorrow at seven by the cinema."
  2. "The movie will end at nine, and then we'll go eat."
  3. Dani asks:
  4. "But won't the restaurant close?"
  5. "No, it will close only at eleven. We'll really enjoy it!"
  6. The next day at seven Dani waits by the cinema, but Michal doesn't come.
  7. She writes to him: "I'll stay at work until eight."
  8. "Shall we meet tomorrow?"

Questions

When will the movie end?

When will the restaurant close?

Why doesn't Michal come?

Practice

The rule

Future of Nif'al verbs: prefix + doubled first letter (shown by a dagesh) and often a י: , .

Iyou m / shehewethey
/

Each sentence shows the rule. Listen, say it after the voice, then tap the grey bar for the meaning and a note on the rule. The pattern quiz blanks out the key form.

Sentences

  • – We'll meet tomorrow · we → נ־
  • – The store will close at eight · she/it (fem.) → ת־
  • – The movie will end late · he/it → י־
  • – I will come in now · I → א־
  • – We will really enjoy the vacation · we → נ־
  • – They will meet at the café · they → י־ ... −ו
  • – The door will open at ten · fem. → ת־
  • – Will you stay here? · you (m.) → ת־

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