Subject Pronouns
Translate the following sentences/questions into Arabic paying close attention to the subject pronoun you are using and the appropriate verb form.
1- I love coffee in the morning.
2- My dad lives in ...
3- My mom works at ...
4- We study Arabic everyday.
5- You (all) speak Arabic well.
6- Do you (f) work at night?
7- Do you (m) love American literature?
8- All my friends live in Texas.
1- I love coffee in the morning.
2- My dad lives in ...
3- My mom works at ...
4- We study Arabic everyday.
5- You (all) speak Arabic well.
6- Do you (f) work at night?
7- Do you (m) love American literature?
8- All my friends live in Texas.
Arabic Proverbs
1- حبل الكذب قصير
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قصير short:
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الكذب lying:
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حبل rope:
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Meaning: The rope
of lying is short
Culture: This proverb is used to indicate that it
is always safer and better to tell the truth, lies will not take you very far.
In English we say things come apart so easily when they have been held together
Reflect: Do you have a similar proverb in your culture? How and when are these values taught in your culture?
Use: Write a short scenario with your
classmate in which you use this proverb.
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