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English Tips for Arabic Speakers
Do you speak Arabic? This English lesson is for you. If Arabic is your first language, you likely have particular difficulties learning English that are unique to you. For example, when should you use upper case and lower case letters? How do you know where to apply the stress in a word? How do we use the verb “do” to ask questions? How do we use modal verbs? How do you pronounce consonant clusters in English? All these questions and more will be answered in this lesson made especially for Arabic speakers. By the end of the video, you will have learned how to correct many common errors that Arabic speakers make when learning English. After watching, don’t forget to do the quiz to practice and test your new knowledge.Related Lessons
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