Stem IV Causative C

‘The boy knew the girl.’

‘And you aren't afraid of death like us?’

‘The boy killed the snake with the stick.’

‘The man filled the glass with water.’

‘The boy ate the apple.’

‘The boy looked at the man.’

‘The man saw the child.’

‘The man searched for the boy.’

‘The man said to his friend: "my wife is at home".’

‘The girl washed the child.’

‘Did your mother meet her friend?’

‘The boy told the girl a story.’

‘The man died in a hospital.’

‘The boy asked his friends for money.’

‘The mother shouted at her children.’

‘My father built a house out of (the) wood.’

‘The mother hugged her child.’

‘My head slipped on her shoulder and I smelled the white woollen jacket.’

‘The girl frightened the child.’

‘The boy likes his new toy.’

‘The mother thought about her children.’

‘The girl dressed the child.’

‘The man shaved his beard.’

‘The man helped his son with his work.’

‘The man followed the girl.’

‘The man talked to the boy about the girl.’

‘The mother named her child Muhammad.’

‘The boy broke the window with the stone.’

‘The boy beat the snake with the stick .’

‘The boy hit the girl with his hand on her face.’

‘The boy touched the snake with the stick.’

‘The boy cut the bread with the knife.’

‘The girl tore the page from the book.’

‘The girl hid the book from the teacher.’

‘The girl showed the book to the teacher.’

‘The girl gave the book to the teacher.’

‘The girl sent the book to the teacher.’

‘My father carried my luggage to the car.’

‘The man loaded the hay on the camel.’

‘The man loaded the truck with hay.’

‘The boy threw a stone into the window.’

‘The man tied the horse to the tree with a rope.’

‘The man put the book on the table.’

‘The man poured water into the glass.’

‘The man covered the child with the blanket.’

‘The girl blinked.’

‘The man coughed.’

‘The boy climbed up the tree.’

‘The frightened boy ran into the house.’

‘He sat (down) in a cafe with his friend.’

‘The child jumped from the tree to the ground.’

‘The mother sang.’

‘The boy went to the market.’

‘The boy left the house.’

‘My girlfriend lived in Qairo for a year.’

‘The child laughed about you.’

‘The girl cried because of fear.’

‘It rained (lit. The sky rained.).’

‘The water boils.’

‘He feels pain in his hand (= his hand hurts).’

‘He was cold. (= he felt cold).’

‘The boy felt cold.’

‘The girl played with her brother.’

‘The ball rolled on the ground.’

‘The ship sank into the ocean.’

‘The house is burning.’

‘The women ground the seeds with the pestle.’

‘The girl wiped the dirt from the table.’

‘The boy digs.’

‘The boy digs.’

‘The boy pushed the girl into the lake.’

‘The girl brought the book to the teacher.’

‘The thief stole the money from the woman.’

‘The woman taught the girl a song.’

‘The boy heard the song of his mother.’

‘The mother cooked a delicious meal.’

‘The girl was crying in pain.’

‘The boy fell from the wall.’

‘My friend wants to go abroad (lit. My friend wants the trip to abroad.).’

‘A strange man appeared in the door.’

‘The boy made a table out of the wood.’

‘The girl got a book from her mother.’

‘The boy took the book from his friend.’

‘The boy was peeling the orange.’

‘I'm hungry.’

‘The boy is hungry.’

‘I am sad.’

‘The boy is sad.’

‘The boy was sad.’

‘The boy will be sad.’

‘The boy is not sad.’

‘The clothes are dry.’

‘The clothes were dry.’

‘The clothes will be dry.’

‘The clothes are not dry.’

‘The boy is a hunter.’

‘The boy was a hunter.’

‘The boy will be a hunter.’

‘The boy is not a hunter.’

‘The girl is sick.’

‘The girl was sick.’

‘The girl will be sick.’

‘The girl is not sick.’

‘The girl scared the child.’

‘The girl knew the results of the exam.’

‘The boy came to the girl.’

‘The boy has gone to the capital.’