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No. 6,271 in Arabic

أعطيت

"I gave" or "I have given."

In a sentence

  • أعطيت الكتاب للطالب في الفصل.

    I gave the book to the student in the classroom.

    Here, 'أعطيت' is used in the past tense first-person singular form, meaning 'I gave.' It indicates that the giving action occurred in the past. 'الكتاب' is the object being given, and 'للطالب' indicates to whom it was given.

  • أعطيتهم فرصة أخرى لتحسين درجاتهم.

    I gave them another chance to improve their grades.

    In this sentence, 'أعطيت' retains its past tense form with the addition of 'هم,' a pronoun indicating 'them' as the recipients. It shows providing something intangible, namely a chance for improvement.

  • أعطيت المفتاح للجار ليساعدني عندما أحتاج.

    I gave the key to the neighbor to help me when needed.

    Here 'أعطيت' again functions as past tense first-person singular, showing a completed action of giving a physical object. The sentence adds a reason for the giving action, emphasizing its purpose.

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