Laysa (not to be) is a unique and essential part of Arabic grammar. It is a negating particle used to negate nominal sentences, which means it is used to convey the meaning “not” or “is not” in English. Its function is slightly different compared to other negating particles in Arabic, such as La (no), Lan (not yet), or Ma (not). Laysa is especially important for learners of the Arabic language to grasp properly, as it is used in various contexts and is a critical element in understanding the structure of Arabic sentences.

Exercise 1: Fill in the blank with the appropriate form of Laysa (not to be)

Exercise 2: Fill in the blank with the appropriate form of Laysa (not to be)