Questions & Answers about هي محتاجة تنضف البوتاجاز بعد ما الاكل يخلص.
Because the subject is هي meaning she.
- محتاج = masculine singular
- محتاجة = feminine singular
So:
- هو محتاج = he needs
- هي محتاجة = she needs
In Egyptian Arabic, محتاج/محتاجة is very commonly used to express need.
You often can drop هي if the subject is already clear from context.
But محتاجة by itself only tells you the subject is feminine singular. It could mean she, you (feminine), or even I if the speaker is female, depending on context. So هي is useful when you want to make it explicit that the subject is she.
Because after words like محتاج/محتاجة, Egyptian Arabic usually uses the bare imperfect verb.
So:
- هي محتاجة تنضف البوتاجاز = she needs to clean the stove
But:
- هي بتنضف البوتاجاز = she is cleaning / she cleans the stove
The بـ form is usually the regular present/habitual form. After محتاجة, you want the infinitive-like meaning to clean, so تنضف is the normal choice.