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Arabic Teach application is divided into six levels, and in each level, we have ten lessons, with each level distinguished by a color. I will explain the content of each level
We started with letters, parts of speech, and vowel markings, such as fatha, damma, and kasra, as well as tanween, shadda. We explained masculine and feminine forms, singular and dual, plural, demonstrative pronouns, relative pronouns, indefinite and definite nouns in a very simple manner
We then moved on to the concept of pronouns and explained the types of pronouns: explicit and implicit. We elaborated on the types of explicit pronouns, where they are divided into two types: separate pronouns and attached pronouns, including those attached to verbs only and those attached to verbs, particles, and nouns
We began by explaining the difference between the science of syntax and the science of morphology , and due to the difficulty faced by students of syntax, we innovated, with the permission of God, an easy method for them through examples that illustrate construction, grammatical analysis, and signs using markets, shops, signs, fixed merchandise, and mobile merchandise in a cartoon style
We will continue our journey with the science of syntax and delve into distinctions, exceptions, assumption and its relatives, indefinite noun , and we explained the possessed noun in an engaging and innovative manner, distinguishing it from the attributive noun, adverb, and status. We then moved on to vocative and proceeded to derivatives
We will explain the science of rhetoric, starting with the science of expression , where we will elucidate simile, truth, metaphor, metonymy, its types, explicit and implicit personification, and then move on to the science of meanings , where we will explain the division of speech into news and statement
We will explain spelling and the correct writing methods, where we will elaborate on the types of hamzas: hamzat al-qat', waṣl, al-mutawassiṭah, al-mutaṭarifah, al-lām ash-shamsiyyah, and al-qamariyyah. Additionally, we will cover punctuation marks, open and connected taas, and differentiate between them and the letter 'haa', numeral and countable nouns
