Course Description
Elevate your understanding of Arabic grammar with “Mastering Nominative Case – Part 2,” a sequel course expertly designed by instructor Haytham. Delving into the intricacies of sentence structure, this course unfolds in three comprehensive modules.
In Module 1, explore the types of sentences and their typical syntax, ranging from informative to non-informative sentences. Grasp the nuances of the nominal sentence (الجُمْلة الإسْمِيّة), dissecting the singular, dual, and plural forms of both the subject (المُبتدأ) and the predicate (الخَبَر).
Transition to Module 2, where you’ll unravel the nominative case of the predicate of Enna and its sisters. Master the syntax analysis of Enna particles in singular, dual, masculine sound plural, feminine sound plural, and broken plural forms.
In Module 3, journey into the nominative case of the noun of Ka.aa.na and its sisters. Gain insights into different types of verbs (complete, incomplete, and defective) while mastering the syntax analysis of Kaana and its sisters in various grammatical forms.
Enroll now to advance your proficiency in Arabic sentence construction, unlocking the secrets of advanced grammatical structures.
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What Will I Learn?
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Here are some of what you will learn:
- Explore the intricacies of different sentence types and their typical syntax in Arabic.
- Master the nominal sentence (الجُمْلة الإسْمِيّة) in singular, dual, and plural forms.
- Unravel the nominative case of the predicate of Enna and its sisters in various grammatical scenarios.
- Navigate the complexities of Enna particles in singular, dual, masculine sound plural, feminine sound plural, and broken plural forms.
- Delve into the nominative case of the noun of Ka.aa.na and its sisters, understanding different types of verbs.
- Master the syntax analysis of Kaana and its sisters in singular, dual, masculine sound plural, feminine sound plural, and broken plural forms.
- Acquire advanced proficiency in Arabic sentence construction through real-life examples and practical applications throughout the course.
Course Contents
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Introducing the informative and non-informative sentence الجملة المُفيدة والجُملة الغَير مُفيدة |
11:00 |
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The nominal sentence الجُمْلة الإسْمِيّة learning the typical syntax analysis of the subject المُبتدأ and the predicate الخَبَر when they are in the singular المُفْرد form with example |
09:55 |
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Learning the typical syntax analysis الإعْراب of the subject المُبتدأ and the predicate الخَبَر when they are in the dual المُثنى form (المُثنى المُذكر والمُؤنث) with examples |
12:30 |
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Learning the typical syntax analysis الإِعْراب of the subject المُبتدأ and the predicate الخَبَر when they are in the plural الجمع form (جَمْع المُذكر السَّالم – جَمْع المُؤنث السَّالم – جَمْع التكسِير) with examples |
13:55 |
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Introducing the special particles of Enna and its sisters إنّ وأخواتُها |
12:44 |
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Learn how to do the typical syntax analysis الإعْرَاب of the subject المُبتدأ & the Predicate الخَبَـر of Enna and its sisters when they are in the singular مُفْرَد form |
10:50 |
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Learn how to do the typical syntax analysis الإعْرَاب of the noun and the predicate of Enna and its sisters when they are in the dual مُثنـى form |
13:30 |
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Learn how to do the typical syntax analysis الإعْرَاب of the Subject and the Predicate الخَبَـر of Enna and its sisters when they are in masculine sound plural جَمع مُذكَّر سالم |
11:22 |
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Learn how to do the typical syntax analysis الإعْرَاب of the Subject and the Predicate الخَبَـر of Enna and its sisters when they are Feminine sound plural جَمْع مُؤنّث سَالم |
14:11 |
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Learn how to do the typical syntax analysis الإعْرَاب of the Noun and the Predicate الخَبَـر of Enna and its sisters when they are broken plural جَمْعُ تكْسير |
12:13 |
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Introducing types of verbs (complete, incomplete and defective) |
13:23 |
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Learn how to do the typical syntax analysis الإعْرَاب of the Noun of Kaana and its sisters كانَ وأخَوَاتُها when they are in the singular مُفْرَد form |
11:43 |
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Learn how to do the typical syntax analysis الإعْرَاب of the Noun of Kaana and its sisters كانَ وأخَوَاتُها when they are in the dual مُثَنـى form |
14:54 |
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Learn how to do the typical syntax analysis الإعْرَاب of the Noun of Kaana and its sisters كانَ وأخَوَاتُها when they are masculine sound plural جَمْع مُذَكَّر سَالِم |
12:22 |
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Learn how to do the typical syntax analysis الإعْرَاب of the Noun of Kaana and its sisters كانَ وأخَوَاتُها when they are feminine sound plural جَمْع مُؤَنَّث سَالِم |
22:30 |
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Learn how to do the typical syntax analysis الإعْرَاب of the Noun of Kaana and its sisters كانَ وأخَوَاتُها when they are broken plural جَمْع تكْسِيـر |
25:40 |
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