Vocabularies of the lesson:
| Meaning in Arabic | Words |
|---|---|
| المبتدأ | Subject |
| الخبر | predicate |
| شيء | Thing |
| قال | Say |
| لذلك، لهذا السبب | Hence |
| جزء، قسم | Part |
| شخص | Person |
| شيئا ما | Something |
| عادة | usually |
| يضع، يكتب | Put |
| يأتي، يجيء | come |
| من حين لآخر | Occasionally |
| بعد | After |
| جملة أمرية | Imerative sentence |
| حذف | Omited |
| مفهوم | Understood |
| هنا | Here |
| يشكر | thank |
| يجلس | Sit |
| ذاكرة | Memory |
| قوس قزح | Rainbow |
| قريبا | Soon |
| يتلاشى | Faded away |
| سيئ | Bad |
| عادة | Habit |
| تنمو | Grow |
| بشكل غير مقصود، بلا وعي | Unconsciously |
| اخترع | Invented |
| جهاز لتسجل والاستماع للصوت 'فونوغراف' | Phonograph |
Introduction:
when we form a sentence
- We name some person or thing; and
- We say something about that person or thing
By way of explanation, every sentence must have two parts:
- The part in which we name a person or thing and this is called The subject
- The part which say something about that person or thing, and that is named The predicate
Examples:( subject/predicate)
- He has a good memory
- The beautiful rainbow soon faded away
- Bad habits grow unconsciously
- Edison invented the phonograph
The subject of a sentence usually comes first, but occasionally it is put after the Predicate
Examples:
- Sit down. ( in this sentence the subject you is understood)
- Thank him ( in this sentence the subject you is understood too)