English For Arabs 1 A Prot

‫جميع الترجمات من جوجل‬
ENGLISH FOR ARABS

LESSON 1
AZMAN ISMAIL
First Things First
English ‫جوجل المترجم‬
• Please do not be afraid to .‫ال تخافوا من الكالم في الفصل‬ •
speak in class.
‫لن يكون نطقك للكلمات‬ •
• Your pronunciation of English
words will not be wrong. .‫اإلنجليزية خطأ‬
• The reason is that different ‫والسبب هو أن األشخاص‬ •
English people pronounce ‫اإلنجليز المختلفين ينطقون‬
words differently. .‫الكلمات بشكل مختلف‬
• There are American English,
‫هناك يوجد اإلنجليزية األمريكية‬ •
British English and Australian
English. ‫واإلنجليزية البريطانية‬
.‫واإلنجليزية األسترالية‬
First Things First…
AMERICAN BRITISH AUSTRALIAN
The verb "to be“ (present tense)
Singular (‫) مفـرد‬ Plural(‫) جـمعـ‬
I am, I'm We are, we're
You are, You're You are, you're
He/She/It is They are, they're

Salman, can you read the Salwa, can you read the
following sentences? following sentences?
1. I am a teacher. 1. We are men.
2. You are a student. 2. You are women.
3. He is from Morocco. 3. They are from Singapore.
4. She is from Malaysia.
5. It is a bird.
ts to vo lu nteer?
Who wan
‫ط‬ ‫ت‬‫ل‬ ‫ا‬ ‫د‬‫ي‬ ‫ر‬ ‫ي‬ ‫ن‬ ‫م‬
‫وع؟‬
The verb "to be“ (past tense)
I was We were
You were You were
He/She/It was They were
Omar, can you read the Abdur Rahman, can you read
following sentences? the following sentences?
1. I was at the school 1. We were at the school
yesterday. yesterday.
2. You were with your wife last 2. You were with your wives
week. last week.
3. He was in Thailand last 3. They were in Thailand last
month. month.
4. She was in Saudi Arabia last 4. They were in Saudi Arabia
year. last year.
to vo lu nteer?
s
Who want
Was I? Were we?
Were you? Were you?
Was he/she/it? Were they?
Suher, can you read the Zubaidah, can you read the
following sentences? following sentences?
1. Was I at the school 1. Were we at the school
yesterday? yesterday?
2. Were you with your wife 2. Were you with your wives
last week? last week?
3. Was he/she in Thailand 3. Were they in Thailand last
last month? month?
s to vo lu nteer?
Who want
I was not, I wasn't We were not, We weren't
You were not, You weren't You were not, You weren't
He/She/It was not, He/She/It wasn't They were not, They weren't
Hanan, can you read the following Haya, can you read the following
sentences? sentences?
1. I was not at the school 1. We were not at the school
yesterday. yesterday.
2. You were not with your wife 2. You were not with your wives
last week. last week.
3. He was not in Thailand last 3. They were not in Thailand last
month. month.
4. They were not in Saudi Arabia
last year.
s to vo lu nteer?
Who want
The verb be is a link verb. It is used:
with a noun phrase:
• My mother is a teacher. ‫ميمعلمة‬6‫ا‬
Muhammad was the president of the club.‫نادي‬66‫انمحمد رئيس لا‬6‫ك‬
with an adjective:
• This soup is very tasty. ‫دا‬6‫ذيذ ج‬6‫حساء ل‬66‫هذا لا‬
The children were good.‫لطيبين‬66‫ا‬6‫ألطف‬66‫ان ا‬6‫ك‬
with a prepositional phrase:
• Umar and his wife are from Kuala Lumpur.‫ من‬6‫عمر وزوجته‬
‫لمبور‬6‫ال‬66‫وا‬6‫ك‬
The books are on the table.
Abdulhadi and Hawazin, please read the
conversation below.
• Abdulhadi : Hello. My name ___ Abdulhadi. How
are you?
• Hawazin : I __ fine, thanks. I ___ Hawazin.
• Abdulhadi : It ___ good to meet you. It __ a nice
Hari Raya gathering.
• Hawazin : Yes, it ____. Are you a friend of
Aishah's?
• Abdulhadi : Yes and no! She ___ my sister.
• Hawazin : Oh, I see. So what do you do?
Abdul Aziz and Jawahir, please read the
conversation below.
• Abdul Aziz : I ___ at university. You?
• Jawahir : I ___ an engineer.
• Abdul Aziz : So you and Aishah ___ friends from
work?
• Jawahir : That ___ right. Look, I'm quite hungry. ___
there any food here?
• Abdul Aziz : Yes, all the food ___ in the kitchen, and
the drinks ____ in the front room. The nasi biryani
___ delicious!
• Jawahir : OK, thanks! I'll go and look. See you later.
Please read the sentences below.
Reader Negative Question
Khadijah I did not wait. Did I wait?
Jawahir You did not wait. Did you wait?
Abdul Aziz We did not wait. Did we wait?
Hawazin They did not wait. Did they wait?
Abdulhadi He did not wait. Did he wait?
Haya She did not wait. Did she wait?
Hanan It did not wait. Did it wait?
More Examples:
1. Zubaidah 1. Last year, I traveled to Japan.
2. Suher 2. Last year, I didn't travel to Korea.
3. Abdur Rahman 3. She washed her car.
4. Salwa 4. He didn't wash his car.
5. Omar 5. I lived in Malaysia for two years.
6. Salman 6. Samirah studied English for five years.
7. Khadijah 7. We talked on the phone for thirty
minutes.
Possessive adjectives: my, your, her, his
Possessive Possessive
Subject Object
adjective pronoun
I me my mine
you you your yours
he him his his
she her her hers
it it its -
we us our ours
they them their theirs
Basic greetings
• Activity A ● Saying your
name
• It’s the first day of class.

Listen. How many learners
can you hear? What are
their names? First Person Second Person
Khadijah Hanan
• Now introduce yourself to Jawahir Zubaidah
someone. Ask his or her Abdul Aziz Suher
name. Hawazin Abdur Rahman
Abdulhadi Salwa
Haya Omar
Giving personal information
First Person Second Person

• Work in pairs. Ask Zubaidah Jawahir
and answer the Suher Abdul Aziz
same questions. Abdur Rahman Hawazin
Salwa Abdulhadi
• Introduce your Omar Haya
partner to the Salman Hanan
class.
Asking questions
2. Listen again. Alev is introducing Samir to the class.

Khadijah, does Alev give the correct information?

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‫جميع الترجمات من جوجل‬

ENGLISH FOR ARABS

• It’s the first day of class.

First Person Second Person

2. Listen again. Alev is introducing Samir to the class.

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