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Basic knowledge in modern arabic : Al-ManhajCourse I, lesson 01
Lesson 1 For every part of the lesson which leads to an oral work you will find the related recordings which will be signalled thanks to the following two icons : and numbered track by track, the first track being used for the theme music. * First step : understanding / memorising : * Second step : writing
Icon : * Third step : phonetic exercises
Icon ; * Fourth step : learning how to write Arabic correctly
Icon : * Fifth step : writing exercises Course I, lessons 02, 03
Lesson 2 Follow the same steps. Lesson 3 Follow the same steps as for lessons 1 & 2. The third lesson explains the first basic grammatical structures. Icon : the djinn with the jumla table. It must be said that this part of the lesson cannot in any way be considered as a thorough grammatical analysis: it is just meant to help understand the few main basic grammatical structures which you will find in each lesson so as for you to be able to master them correctly when doing the related exercises. For each grammar point you will find three figures: the first number corresponds to the sequence, the second one to the lesson, the third one to the grammar point in hand. Example: 2.1.1 = sequence 2, lesson 1, 1st grammar point.
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