Arabic 101 Campaign

 Download here :  Arabic 101 Worksheet  Week 1 مُذَكَّرٌ - مُؤَنَّثٌ - هَذَا -هَذِهِ Play Kahoot Challenge! مُذَكَّرٌ - مُؤَنَّثٌ - هَذَا -هَذِهِ Week 2 - Separated Pronouns Play Kahoot Challenge! (Separated Pronouns)  Week 3 - Attached Pronouns Play Kahoot Challenge! (Attached Pronouns) Week 4 - Present Tense Play Kahoot Challenge! (Present Tense)

(نَحْنُ)WeEasy to remember.Add prefix نَــ at the start of the verb - just like the first harf in نَحْنُ.The vowel for the last harf of the verb must be dhommah (ُ ).It is applicable to use for both genders (male and female) and as a representative of a group.Example:We sit - نَحْنُ)نَجْلِسُ)We write - نَحْنُ)نَكْتُبُ)#IloveArabic#ArabicIsFun#MadrasahPreparatory#Singapore#littlemuslimreaders#ArabicVocabulary#ArabicGrammar#Primary1Madrasah

(أَنَا)IEasy to remember.Add prefix أَ at the start of the verb - just like the first harf in أَنَا.The vowel for the last harf of the verb must be dhommah (ُ ).It is applicable to use for both genders (male and female).Example:I sit - أَنَا)أَجْلِسُ)I write - أَنَا)أَكْتُبُ)#IloveArabic#ArabicIsFun#MadrasahPreparatory#Singapore#littlemuslimreaders#ArabicVocabulary#ArabicGrammar#Primary1Madrasah

(أَنْتِ)You (F)As we know, both أَنْتَ and أَنْتِ are categorised as 2nd person pronouns.Therefore, all 2nd person pronouns have prefix تَــ at the start of the verb.Remember about 1 suffix?Well, this is where you find a suffix (ين) at the end of the verb for أَنْتِ.Example:You sit : أَنْتِ تَجْلِسِينَIn conclusion: Verb for أَنْتِAdd prefix (تَــ) at the start of the verb.Add suffix (ين) at the end of the verb.Before the suffix, the vowel of the harf before (ين) should be kasrah (ِ )Another example:‎أَنْتِ تَعْمَلِينَFrom َع م لTo تَـ) ـعْمَلِ(ـينَ))#IloveArabic#ArabicIsFun#MadrasahPreparatory#Singapore#littlemuslimreaders#ArabicVocabulary#ArabicGrammar#Primary1Madrasah

(أَنْتَ)You (M)Easy to remember as it is exactly the same as هِيَ.Add تَــ at the front of the verb and the vowel of the last huruf of the verb is dhommah.Example:You sit - تَجْلِسُTo differentiate between هِيَ and أَنْتَ, we need to know the context or depending on the sentence.If the verb is referring to a girl, we know that it refers to هِيَ and it will be translated as She sits.If it refers to a male, we know it is for أَنْتَ. It translates to You sit.#IloveArabic#ArabicIsFun#MadrasahPreparatory#Singapore#littlemuslimreaders#ArabicVocabulary#ArabicGrammar#Primary1Madrasah