A LITTLE LEARNING, EVERY DAY

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Arabic Alphabet

Recognize the 28 Arabic letters and see how letter shapes change inside words.

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Greetings and Responses

Greet someone, ask their name, and exchange a few friendly words.

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Greetings Dialogue

Follow John and Mohamed as they greet each other and exchange names.

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Independent Pronouns

Learn the words for I, you, he, she, we, and they.

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Possessive Pronouns

Add endings to a noun to say my, your, his, her, our, or their.

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Describing Yourself

Say where you are from, describe a city, and recognize questions about nationality and marital status.

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Introducing Yourself: Dialogue

Read a longer introduction between Fatima and Tom, including hometown, age, and work.

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Demonstratives: This and That

Point out people and things with this, that, these, and those.

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Mealtime Expressions

Talk about food preferences, ask for something, and thank your host.

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Saying Thank You

Practice a simple thank-you and its response.

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Nighttime and Sleeping

Say you are tired, ask where to sleep, and talk about going to bed or getting up.

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Hygiene and Cleanliness

Ask for water, find the toilet, and talk about washing or doing laundry.

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Offering Help and Asking Favors

Offer help, get someone’s attention politely, and ask for something.

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Being Sick

Say that you are unwell, ask to rest, and ask whether someone feels better.

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Transportation

Tell a driver where you want to go and ask about the meter.

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Problems and Apologies

Two reassuring replies for a small difficulty or an apology.

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Congratulations

Offer congratulations and recognize a common reply.

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Communication and Clarification

Ask someone to slow down, repeat or clarify what they said.

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Numbers 1–10

Learn the full number forms and recognize the shorter forms used with some nouns.

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Numbers 11–19

Build on the first ten numbers with the forms for eleven through nineteen.

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Numbers 20–99

Put the units before the tens to form numbers such as twenty-one and forty-two.

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Telling Time

Learn the hour forms and the words used for minutes, halves and quarters.

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Asking and Answering About Time

Read complete examples of clock times, including minutes past and minutes to the hour.

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Shopping Vocabulary

Recognize words for a neighborhood shop, common products and paying.

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Shopping Expressions and Quantities

Ask whether something is available, request it politely and talk about quantities.

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Shopping Dialogue

Follow Karla’s short exchange with a storekeeper, then revisit the source’s comprehension questions.

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The Verb “To Want”

Use bghit and related forms to say what different people want.

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Family Members

Learn close family, extended family and common possessive forms.

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Family Expressions

Ask about family relationships and describe siblings, ages and everyday circumstances.

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Family Reading Practice

Read a short description of John’s family and use the text to explore the source’s questions.