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Your first language shapes how you learn English. If you speak Arabic, many of your mistakes are not random. They come directly from Arabic. Here you learn English as a Arabic speaker, with lessons built around the patterns you actually need to fix.
These are common mistakes for Arabic speakers, and they are easy to fix once you see why they happen.
❌ I have 20 years
✅ I am 20 years old
❌ He go to school every day
✅ He goes to school every day
❌ I explained him the problem
✅ I explained the problem to him
❌ She very likes coffee
✅ She really likes coffee
❌ The life is difficult
✅ Life is difficult
❌ Open the light
✅ Turn on the light
| Arabic | English |
|---|---|
| Flexible sentence structure (VSO/SVO) | Fixed structure (SVO) |
| Verb forms carry meaning | Auxiliaries carry meaning |
| No articles like a / an | Uses a / an / the |
| Adjectives follow nouns | Adjectives come before nouns |
| No auxiliary verbs (do/does/did) | Requires auxiliaries |
You do not need more vocabulary or more grammar rules. You need to understand how English is different from Arabic.
Step 1
I identify your mistakes, based on Arabic patterns.
Step 2
I show you why they happen.
Step 3
I give you a personal path to fix them.
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