This document contains a review of vocabulary items in Arabic including: - Sizes (big, small) and drinks (coffee, tea, water, juice) - Adjectives (easy, difficult) - Places (street, house, city) - Question words (who, what, where, how) and their uses - Grammar points like using "an" before two verbs for the infinitive form in questions.

1. ‫مراجعة المفردات‬
‫6-1‬

2. ‫قهوة كبيرة‬
‫(جاهزة)‬

3. ‫ّ‬
‫قهوة بحليب وبسُكر‬
‫َ‬

4. ‫َّ‬
‫سُكر وسط‬
‫َ َ‬

5. ‫شاي صغير‬
‫(جاهز)‬

6. ‫ماء‬
‫عصير‬

7. ‫سيارة صغيرة‬

8. ‫قهوة صغيرة‬
‫شاي صغير‬

9. ‫شاي كبير‬
‫قهوة كبيرة‬

10. ‫شجرة كبيرة‬

11. ‫شارع واسع‬

12. ‫بيت صغير‬

13. ‫درس سهل‬

14. ‫درس صعب‬

15. ‫سؤال‬

16. ‘hal’ ‫هل‬
For yes/no questions
DO you have a car?
DO you like coffee?
IS your name Moses?

17. ‘where?’
WHERE?
WHERE are you from?
WHERE do you live?
‫اين‬

18. ‘How’
HOW?
HOW are you?
HOW do you like your tea?
HOW do you drink such a big coffee?
‫كيف‬

19. ‘maa’ ‫ما‬
‘WHAT’
WHAT is your name?
WHAT is that?
WHAT do you like to drink?

20. SOME ‘A’ LEVEL STUFF

21. TWO VERBS TOGETHER
There is no ‘infinitive’ in Arabic.
Infinitive: to do
to drink
to go (unconjugated)
As in: What do you like to drink?

22. IN ARABIC
We have to say:
What do you like (that) you drink?
‫ أن‬AN
What do you like (an) you
drink?
But it’s a special that: