Akademik Dersler - İçerik

Enumeration of word types in the Arabic language; Distinguishing the types of the word, whether it is a noun, verb or letter; Recognize the nominal and verbal sentence; Show the basic elements of simple sentences.
Defining both masculine and feminine; Knowing the signs of femininity; distinguish between the real feminine and the figurative feminine; Determining the position of masculine and feminine in the Arabic language and distinguishing between them.
Defining the singular, dual and plural; distinguish between safe collection and crushing collection; Understand plural breaker weights for singular nouns; Distinguishing between singular, dual, and plural syntactic signs.
Distinguishing noun types of knowledge; Distinguishing nouns in the texts; Transforming indefinite nouns into knowledge.
Determining the inflectional signs and their different reflections on the nouns in terms of gender and number; Comparing syntactic terms and sentence elements by idioms.
Learn the formation of the nominal sentence and the structure of the subject and predicate that make up the nominal sentence and its various forms; The ability to distinguish the syntax of the elements of the nominal sentence; The ability to determine the match between the subject and the predicate; The ability to form simple sentences.
Set the type of Arabic sentences; dividing the actual sentence into its elements; syntax of sentence elements; distinguish the types of elements from each other; Clarification of matching the verb to the subject.
The ability to recognize traction burns; Explain the function of prepositions in a sentence; identify changes in the articulation of words with the effect of prepositions; Ability to use prepositions in sentence formation.
Defining the addition and defining the additive and the added to it; Expressing that the genitive does not accept the definition of “lam” and there is no tanween at the end of it at all; the understanding that the genitive is always plural; Determine that the expression of the genitive changes according to its position in the sentence.
Assigning an adjective and a descriptor; The statement to come after the adjective is unlike in most world languages; Distinguishing the conformity of the adjective to the descriptive, in terms of masculine, feminine, numerical, defining, denunciation, and parsing; Explanation of the adjective being singular and feminine if the description is plural for non-intellectuals.