This post deals with verbs that begin with a vowel (الفعل المثال), e.g. (وصل) ‘arrived, (وعد) ‘promised, (يئس) ‘gave up hope’, etc. In the past tense, they take the same endings like any other verb, this is mainly because past tense verbs are conjugated with suffixes, or endings. Therefore, the beginning of the verbs, i.e. the vowel remains unaffected
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وعد
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وصل
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وعدتُ
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وصلتُ
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أنا
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وعدتَ
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وصلتَ
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أنتَ
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وعدتِ
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وصلتِ
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أنتِ
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وعد
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وصل
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هو
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وعدت
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وصلت
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هي
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وعدا
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وصلا
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هما m
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وعدتا
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وصلتا
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هما f
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وعدنا
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وصلنا
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نحن
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وعدتُما
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وصلتُما
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أنتما
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وعدوا
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وصلوا
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هم
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وعدن
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وصلن
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هنّ
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وعدتن
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وصلتن
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أنتنّ
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In the present tense, verbs that begin with vowels are conjugated differently from other verbs; you can learn more about them from the following post.
