اعرب جملة احمد بلعب بالكرة

The sentence “Ahmed plays with the ball” can be analyzed as follows: Ahmed is the subject, indicated by the visible dhamma mark. “Plays” is the present tense verb, also marked with a dhamma. The subject pronoun is implied. The verb and subject are in the position of the predicate of the subject. “With the ball” is a prepositional phrase, with “with” being the preposition and “the ball” being the object of the preposition, marked with a kasra.