Questions & Answers about התוכנית הקיימת ברורה.
In present-tense Hebrew, you usually do not use a separate word for is / am / are.
So:
- התוכנית הקיימת ברורה literally looks like:
- the-plan existing clear
But in natural English it means:
- The existing plan is clear.
This is very normal in Hebrew. A form of to be is often omitted in the present tense.
Because הקיימת is an adjective describing a definite noun.
In Hebrew, when an adjective comes after a noun and describes it directly, the adjective usually matches the noun in:
- gender
- number
- definiteness
So:
- תוכנית קיימת = an existing plan
- התוכנית הקיימת = the existing plan
Both words take ה־ because the whole noun phrase is definite.