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Damascus

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Read the following passage about Damascus and Listen to the audio provided. There is also a list of the key words in the passage. Structure analysis is also included. Do the quizzes below to evaluate your understanding of the passage. Damascus the City of Jasmine capital , republic ...

Reading Comprehension Practice

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In this section, you will find short passages in the form of text messages. Here is the first one. In this message Kareem has texted Sara to tell her that the classes in the institute were cancelled due to an emergency case. Read the message and listen to it and then do the quiz below. Listen...

Sound Plurals

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Plural in Arabic refers to more than two people, two animals or two things.الـجـمع هو ما دل على أكـثـر من شـخـصيـن أو حيوانيـن أو شيئيـن. - The girls work with the children.تعمل الفتيات مع الأولاد.- The farmers work in the...

Colours

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Names of colours in Arabic function both as nouns and adjectives. Therefore, when colours function as modifiers to a noun they follow the noun, unlike the English adjectives or pre-modifiers which occur before nouns.   أريد الكتاب الأزرق I want the blue book. أريدُ...

Prepositions

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حروف الجر Prepositions Prepositions in Arabic are the particles that join with nouns and pronouns to form phrases. Prepositions MUST be followed by a noun or a pronoun. They do not connect to verbs. They have meanings of their own and have an effect on nouns and pronouns. They will...

Prepositions of Place

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Learn and practice prepositions of place: in on next to between, among over, above under behind in front of   This quiz can be used as a reading exercise of simple sentences. It can also be used to introduce and test colour words. The teacher/ parent can assess the progress of...

Hours of the Day

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This section includes only the 12 hours of the day. Use the expression for pm hours and for am hours. examples: Telling the time requires Ordinal numbers not cardinal ones. Cardinal numbers are usually prefixed with because they refer to order not to number.
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