No. 761 in Arabic

إنهم

"They are" or "Indeed, they are."

In a sentence

إنهم يدرسون بجد كل يوم.
They study hard every day.
In this sentence, "إنهم" indicates an emphasis on the pronoun "they," showing that a group is performing the action of studying.
أعلم أنهم في الحديقة الآن.
I know that they are in the garden now.
Here, "إنهم" introduces a subordinate clause and provides emphasis on the pronoun, specifying who is in the garden.
قالت: إنهم يحبون القراءة كثيرا.
She said: they love reading a lot.
In this example, "إنهم" is used after a statement to provide an emphasis on "they," highlighting the subject that loves reading.

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