Describe appearance and character, discuss religious occasions and organize comparisons. Use roots and word patterns to understand related vocabulary.
Describe someone’s appearance and character, ask questions to identify a person and explain similarities or changes. Discuss how an occasion is observed, including preparations, activities and your own preferences.
Match spoken descriptions with the people they describe, using the distinguishing features you hear. Pick out the main details in listening material about religious occasions and use them to answer focused questions.
Identify the main ideas in texts about character, family influence and religious traditions. Connect descriptive details and examples with the point being made, then refer to the text when explaining your response.
Collect observations and organize paragraphs comparing two people or two celebrations. Use links for similarity, contrast and sequence, then review your ṣarf and naḥw, spelling and punctuation so the comparison is easy to follow.
Narrate experiences, explain reactions, and understand connected spoken and written accounts.
Your work across the level shows how well you can interpret a text, explain your view in discussion and develop an argument in writing.
Your sessions and level reviewsReading materials, audio and video, interactive exercises, and vocabulary flashcards.
Talk through your goals, your starting level and how live classes could fit into your week.