This course introduces students to Arabic Conversation II. It consists of 15 units under 3 modules. The course covers features of Arabic, definite and indefinite articles, simple nominal and verbal sentences, and the difference between prose and poetry. Students will develop reading and writing abilities with vocalized and unvocalized texts, analyze difficult words, and improve vocabulary acquisition, focusing on the African context and Nigeria.
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ARA111 Arabic Conversation I
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Comprehensive evaluation of course material understanding
Comprehensive evaluation of course material understanding
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A structured 13-week journey through the course content
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Review all study units, focusing on key vocabulary and grammar concepts.
Practice reading vocalized and un-vocalized texts to improve fluency.
Complete all self-assessment exercises and tutor-marked assignments.
Create flashcards for difficult words and phrases.
Practice constructing simple sentences and paragraphs in Arabic.
Review the differences between prose and poetry and identify examples of each.
Focus on understanding the main themes and messages of the selected texts.
Allocate specific time slots for revision and practice each day.
Attempt previous years' exam questions to familiarize yourself with the format and difficulty level.
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