Adrus = I study.
Askun = I live.

Adrus al-lughah al-^cArabiyya. = I study the Arabic language.
Adrus fii Madrasat Shaw. = I study at the Shaw School.

Askun fii madiinat Philadelphia. = I live in the city of Philadelphia.
Askun fii wilaayat Pennsylvania. = I live in the state of Pennsylvania.

Ayna tadrus? = Where do you (m.) study?
Ayna tadrusii? = Where do you (f.) study?

Ayna taskun? = Where do you (m.) live?
Ayna taskunii? = Where do you (f.) live?

Here is how we conjugate several verbs:  study, live, work, and write.  Practice repeating them out loud.

Adrus - I study
Tadrus - You (m.) study
Tadrusii - You (f.) study
Tadrus - She studies
Yadrus - He studies
Nadrus - We study

Askun - I live
Taskun - You (m.) live
Taskunii - You (f.) live
Taskun - She lives
Yaskun - He lives
Naskun - We live

A^cmal - I work
Ta^cmal - You (m.) work
Ta^cmalii - You (f.) work
Ta^cmal - She works
Ya^cmal - He works
Na^cmal - We work

Aktub - I write
Taktub - You (m.) write
Taktubii - You (f.) write
Taktub - She writes
Yaktub - He writes
Naktub - We write

Ayna yaskun ^cOmar? = Where does Omar live?
Ayna taskun Faima? = Where does Fatima live?

Ayna ya^cmal Amad? = Where does Ahmad work?
Ayna ta^cmal ^cA'isha? = Where does Aisha work?

Na^cmal fii Philadelphia wa naskun fii New Jersey.
We work in Philadelphia and live in New Jersey.

Ayna Yaskun Ustaath Arnab ?  Huwa yaskun fii wilaayat Jersey al-Jadiid.
Where does Mr. Rabbit live?  He lives in the state of New Jersey.