Due to the regularity of the pointing, the habit of drawing down the pointing for the succeeding forms from the third-person masculine singular usage should be developed.
The performative vowel is always ( ִ  ) hirek, except in the first-person common singular where the initial א prefers ( ֶ  ) seghol.
The presence of the daghesh forte within the ק and the ( ָ  ) kamets beneath the ק of each form. Attentiont should be given to the presence of the metheg in second-person feminine singular, third-person plural, and second-person masculine plural forms.
The ( ֵ  ) tsere of the third-person masculine singular remains except:
It volatilizes before vocalic prefixes in second-person feminine singular, third-person masculine plural, and the second-person masculine plural.
The vowel before נָה in the active stems is the tsere ( ֵ  ) and in the passive stems the pathah ( ַ  ).
A syllable divider is placed beneath the ל before the affixed noun.

The changing vowel is the shewa ( ְ  ), which is a volatilized vowel in an unaccented ante-pre-tonic open syllable, unless it is under the guttural א because it prefers a compound shewa ( ֲ  ).
The vowel in the syllable before נָה in active stems is a tsere ( ֵ  ) and in passive stems is a pathah ( ַ  ).
A long vowel in an open unaccented syllable before a vocalic affix will volatize. Examples: יְקַטְּלוּ < יְקַטֵּלוּ < תְּקַטְּלִי < תְּקַטֵּלִי
The meaning if intensive: יִשׁבֹּר (Qal) he began to break, יְשַׁבֵּר (Pi’el) he began to break into pieces.

The changing vowel is the shewa ( ְ  ), which is a volatilized vowel in an unaccented ante-pre-tonic open syllable, unless it is under the guttural א because it prefers a compound shewa ( ֲ  ).
The vowel in the syllable before נָה in active stems is a tsere ( ֵ  ) and in passive stems is a pathah ( ַ  ).
A long vowel in an open unaccented syllable before a vocalic affix will volatize.
The meaning is intensive passive: יִשְׁבֹּר (Qal) he was breaking, יְשַׁבֵּר (Pi’el) he was breaking into pieces, יְשֻׁבַּר (Pu’al) he was broken into pieces.

Due to the regularity of the pointing, the habit of drawing down the pointing for the succeeding forms from the third-person masculine singular usage should be developed.
The vowel in the syllable before נָה in active stems is a tsere ( ֵ  ) and in passive stems is a pathah ( ַ  ).
A long vowel in an open unaccented syllable before a vocalic affix will volatize.
When the prefix (הִתְ) precedes the sibilants ס,שׂ,שׁ the ת of the prefix changes places with the sibilant (s or sh), הִשְׁתַּמֵּר he kept himself, הִסְתַּתֵּר he concealed himself.
When the prefix (הִתְ) precedes ט ,תּ ,דּ, the ת of the prefix may be assimilated. הִטּהֵר for הִתְטּהֵר he purified himself.
When the prefix (הִתְ) precedes צ the ת may change to ט and the two transpose, הִצְטַדֵּק for הִתְצַדֵּק he sanctified himself.

The vowel in the syllable before נָה in active stems is a tsere ( ֵ  ).
( י ִ  ) is retained and accented before affixes with vowel pointing.

The vowel in the syllable before נָה in active stems is a tsere ( ַ  ).
An open pre-tonic syllable that is unaccented will volatilize.