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Comparing Arabic and English Sentence Structures
Compare word order, absence of the verb 'to be' in present nominal clauses, and punctuation conventions.
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Arabic Language Systems, Script, and Cultural Traditions
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Understand Arabic writing conventions, vowel markings, grammatical patterns, and cultural practices across the Arab world.
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