The infinitive in Arabic grammar refers to the base form of a verb, also known as the maṣdar (مصدر). This base form represents the general concept of a verb’s action and can be used as a noun or to create verbal nouns. The maṣdar is important for understanding how verbs are conjugated and derived in Arabic, as well as for expanding one’s vocabulary. Moreover, the maṣdar plays a significant role in forming various verb forms and tenses in both Modern Standard Arabic and dialects. In the following exercises, you will practice identifying and using infinitives in Arabic sentences.