Questions & Answers about بعد العمل اذهب الى الجامعة، ثم اقرا صحيفة في المكتبة.
Arabic often puts time expressions at the beginning of a sentence to set the scene first. So بعد العمل means after work, and placing it first is very natural.
You could also say اذهب إلى الجامعة بعد العمل. That would also be correct. Starting with بعد العمل just gives the time frame right away.
بعد means after, but grammatically it is treated like a noun of time, not just a simple preposition. It is followed by a noun in a genitive relationship.
So:
- بعدَ = after
- العملِ = the work / work
Together they form a kind of construct phrase: after work.
In fully vowelled Arabic, this would be بعدَ العملِ.
In Arabic, the verb itself often tells you who the subject is. Since اذهب and اقرأ are imperative forms, they already mean you go and you read.
So Arabic does not need a separate subject pronoun here.
If you added أنت, it would usually sound more emphatic, like you, go...