Your journey to excellence inArabic
By Revision Genie
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Start with the first Arabic lesson.
Talking About Family Relationships
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Describing Holiday Preferences
Types of Schools
Using Arabic for Travel
The Role of Sports Events in Unity
Understanding the Listening Exam Format
Introduction to Speaking Skills in Arabic
Understanding Different Text Types
Understanding Writing Purposes
Understanding the Nominative Case
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Essential Verbs in Arabic
Answering All Questions in Listening
Vocabulary Across Themes in Writing
Effective Communication in Speaking
Natural Interaction in Conversations
Advanced Grammar for Higher Tier
Common Verbs: To Last
The Adjective 'Alike' in Arabic
Arabic Vocabulary: Appetite
Arabic Phrase: I Will Put You Through
Arabic Word for Clarinet
Common Words and Their Arabic Translations
Frequently Asked Questions
The course covers five themes: Identity and culture, Local area, holiday and travel, School, Future aspirations, study and work, and International and global dimension.
It is assessed through four papers: Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing. Each paper focuses on specific skills and draws on the five themes.
No, writing in Arabic is only required for the Writing paper. The Listening and Reading papers involve comprehension, and the Speaking paper is oral.