Vocabularies of the lesson:
| Meaning in Arabic | Words |
|---|---|
| الجملة | Sentence |
| نتكلم | Speak |
| نكتب | Write |
| الكلمات | Words |
| عامة | Generally |
| نستعمل | Use |
| مجموعة | group |
| معنى تام، معنى واضح | Complete sense |
| أنواع الجمل | kinds of sentences |
| تصريح، بيان، إعلان | Statement |
| توكيد، تأكيد، جزم | Assertion |
| سؤال | question |
| أمر | Command |
| طلب | Request |
| استعطاف، التماس | Entreaty |
| إحساس قوي | Strong feeling |
| إعلاني، تصريحي | Declarative |
| استفهامس | Interrogative |
| أمري | Imperative |
| تعجبي | Exclamatory |
Introduction
when we speak or write we use words in form of groups as :
- Razan loves teaching
- where are you from?
- what a hot day!
- sit down!
- We will go to school
This group of words which makes a complete sense, is called a
sentence
Sentences are four kinds:
- A sentence that makes a statement or assertion, this kind is called declarative sentence
- A sentence which asks question, this kind is named interrogative sentence
- A sentence which express command, request, or entreaty, this kind is called an imperative sentence
- A sentence that express a strong feeling is named an exclamatory sentence
Examples:
- Declarative sentence
- My grandfather was a Marine
- The sky is blue
- Interrogative sentence
- Where are you from?
- How are you today?
- Imperative sentence
- Pass the remote control
- Move out of my way!
- get out!
- Have mercy upon us
- Exclamatory sentence
- How gold the night was!
- Ugh! why are you yelling at me?
- Happy birthday Razan
