Questions & Answers about في الصباح آكل فطوري في البيت، ثم أذهب إلى العمل.
في الصباح means in the morning. Arabic often puts a time expression at the beginning of the sentence to set the scene first.
So:
في الصباح آكل فطوري في البيت
= In the morning, I eat my breakfast at home
This is very natural in Arabic. You could move the time phrase elsewhere, but putting it first is common and emphasizes when the action happens.
Because the verbs already include the subject I.
- آكل = I eat
- أذهب = I go
In Arabic, subject pronouns are often omitted when the verb already makes the subject clear. So you do not need أنا here.
You could say:
أنا آكل فطوري في البيت
but that would usually add emphasis, like I eat my breakfast at home.
They are in the present/imperfect form.
In this sentence, they express a habitual action, which in English is usually translated with the simple present:
- آكل = I eat
- أذهب = I go
So the whole sentence describes a routine: