Part 1 – Chapter 2
- C: The Idaafa June 10, 2012 25
- B: Prepositions June 10, 2012 9
- A: The Genitive Case June 10, 2012 7
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Arabic Lessons
- Introduction to Part III
- Introduction to Part II
- Authentic Arabic Exercise #3
- Tareekh Tabari – Relative Clauses
- Drill 4 – Genitive Case & Idaafa
- Drill 3 – Case Endings
- Drill 2 – Nominative Case
- Drill 1 – The Definite Article
- H: Verb Charts – Oddball Verbs
- F: Verb Charts – Quadriliteral Verbs
- E: Verb Charts – Hollow Verbs
- D: Verb Charts – Doubled Verbs
- C: Verb Charts – Defective Verbs
- B: Verb Charts – Assimilated Verbs
- A: Verb Charts – Sound Verbs
- A: How to be a good Arabic student
- A: How to us the “Hans Wehr” Dictionary
- Table of Contents: Part III
- Table of Contents: Part II – Verbally Speaking
- C: The Verb يَرى , رأى
- B: Colors
- A: How to Tell Time
- A: Arabic Numbers
- E: False Idaafas
- D: Doubly Transitive Verbs
- C: Indeclinable Nouns and Adjectives
- B: Diptotes
- A: Defective Nouns and Adjectives
- A: The Little Words No One Ever Learns But Which Are Very Important
- D: The Conditional
- C: The Future
- B: Quadriliteral Verbs
- A: Forms IX and X
- C: The Tamyiiz Construction
- B: The Haal Construction
- A: Forms VII and VIII
- C: The Cognate Accusative
- B: Relative Clauses
- A: Form V and Form VI Verbs
- D: The Impersonal Passive
- C: The Particles أَنَّ , إِنَّ and أَنْ
- B: Form IV Verbs
- A: The Comparative and Superlative
- B: The Passive Voice
- A: Form III Verbs
- E: Active and Passive Participles Forms I and II
- D: Verbal Nouns
- C: The Subjunctive with لِ
- B: Commands – Forms I and II: Sound, Hollow, Defective, Doubled, and Negative
- A: Form II Verbs: Sound, Hollow, Assimilated, Doubled, and Defective
- G: كانَ
- F: لَيْسَ
- E: Doubled Verbs, Form I: Jussive of Doubled Verbs
- D: Assimilated Verbs, Form I
- C: Defective Verbs, Form I: Present Tense and Jussive
- B: Hollow Verbs, Form I: Present Tense and Jussive
- A: Sound Verbs, Form I: The Jussive
- E: The Preposition لِ Meaning “belonging to”
- D: Prepositions with Pronoun Suffixes
- C: Direct Object Pronouns
- B: The Dual of Nouns, Adjectives, Pronouns, and Verbs
- A: The Rules of Agreement in Arabic
- F: The Words كلٌّ and بَعْضٌ
- E: Plural Demonstrative Pronouns
- D: Broken Plurals
- C: Masculine Sound Plurals in Idaafas and with Pronoun Suffixes
- B: Verb-Subject Agreement
- A: Sound Plurals
- F: The Pausal Form Revisited
- E: Verbs – Past Tense and the Accusative Case
- D: Possessive Pronouns
- C: The Nisba Adjective
- B: The Pronoun of Separation
- A: The Noun-Adjective Phrase
- C: The Idaafa
- B: Prepositions
- A: The Genitive Case
- Final Note
- I: Pausal Form
- H: Gender
- G: Demonstrative Pronouns
- F: Helping Vowels and the Elidable Hamza
- E: Question Words
- D: The Nominative Case
- C: Case
- B: The Definite Article
- A: The Equational Sentence
- Table of Contents: Part 1 – Back to the Basics
- Is this book for you?
- Chapter One Table of Contents
- Authors Preface
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