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المحاضرات التمهيدية 1-2-3-3
المحاضرات التمهيدية 1-2-3-3
المحاضرات
التمهيدية
ملحوظة
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محاضرات تمهيدية لالستعداد للدورة
Sounds
Consonant الحروف المتحركه Vowels الحروف المتحركه
ب b – bug )a – (cat
c س - cك k- Short a Long a
xإكس tio
ش su
tu
Parts of speech
Noun Verb Adjective Adverb
)( إسم )( فعل )( صفة )(حال
V3 التصريف الثالث
للفعل
(played – watched- liked)
( swum – drunk- gone)
Ving (playing –
going – watching-
swimming)
Was
+ ving
Were
Have
Has + V3
Had
Will
Must + V
Can
should
The Verb
األفعال الشاذه
V V2 V3 Ving
V - V+s
go - goes went gone going
eat – eats ate eaten eating
drink - drinks drank drunk drinking
األفعال المنتظمه
V V2 V3 Ving
V - V+s
Play – plays played played playing
Visit – visits visited visited visiting
Watch – watches watched watched watching
Verbs
Tenses
V الفعل المجرد بدون أي إضافات
1 مضارع بسيط o I always play football.
V+s
He always plays football
V 2 التصريف الثاني من الفعل
2 ماضي بسيط o We played football yesterday.
o I drank all the juice last week.
am\is\are + ving
3 مضارع مستمر
o I’m playing football now.
o He is doing his homework
o We are meeting them at 8 o’clock
Was \ were + ving
ماضي مستمر o I was sleeping ,when he called me.
9 o While we were playing, the launch was ready
Have\has + v3
0 مضارع تام o We haven’t finished our work yet.
o She has already returned from Canada.
Had + v3
0 ماضي تام o I found the course very easy, because my mother
had told me about it.
Will + المصدر
7 مستقبل بسيط o We will go to the beach tomorrow.
Compound sentence:
S V com conjunction S V com
subject Verb
I learn English Because it is easy
But
So
Connector
I was happy -when Ali called me
-while
After
before
By the time
As soon as
Until
To
In order to
Who which
Types of speech:
Statement. صيغة الجملة
o she needs to do her homework.
o I don’t want to have chicken for lunch.
o He likes banana because it have no bones.
Pronouns
Me it
I It
Him Them
He They
Her Us
She We
You
You
Examples:
Exercises:
1. loves his mum.
Sentence structure
A sentence
Subject Pronounce:
(I/he/she/it/we/you/they)
Object Pronounce:(Me/him/her/it/us/you/them)
-are
2- Those girls my sisters.
-is
-are
Auxiliary Verbs
The main verb is also the principal verb. الفعل الفعل الرئيسي هو أي
ضا
.األساسي
يتم تعريفa in verb main the help that verbs as defined are verbs Helping
.sentence األفعال المساعدة على أنها األفعال التي تساعد الفعل الرئيسي في
.الجملة
The three most common auxiliary verbs are "to be," "to have" and
"to do." Each of these types has multiple forms:
:تصريفات األفعال
Be am – is – are
was – were
do – does – did
:Do يفعل
I do exercise.
I did my homework.
She does her job
As a helping verb:
You do not know me well.
They did not sleep well, yesterday.
She does not believe me.
:Be يكون
As a main verb:
I am a teacher.
They are tall.
I was here that night.
:Have يملك
As a main verb: As a helping verb
● I have a car. ● I have visited Makkah before
● He has a new shirt. ● He has travelled to Paris
● We had a funny day. ● We had played football
Practice
تدرب جيدا
Plan your time management
قم بادارة وقتك
التعامل وacquired skills the to according Strategies 8 have We استراتيجيات لتعامل مع االسئلة8 ولدينا
المهارة المطلوبة
Describe يصف
Passage 1
In the year 2000, people spent $3.2 trillion dollars on travel. In 2005, they
spent $3.4 trillion. In 2016, they will probably spend about $4.2 trillion. What
is the most popular country that people go to? France is the most popular:
62.4 million people went to France in 2006. The United States is the second
most popular country to visit: 46.3 million people went there in 2006.Spain
was third, with 41.3 million visitors. Italy and Britain came next, and China was
sixth.
A. describe
B. criticize
C. persuade
D. argue
اكتسابpassage the not first, question the Read قراءة االسئلة وليس القطعة
time your waste don’t and way fast a in answer the reach to ●Helps تساعدك علي.
الوصول اللجابة سريعا و عدم اضاعة الوقت
California Strawberries
(1) Agricultural abundance is a pillar of the California dream. In 2016 the state
turned out more than $45 billion worth of meat, milk and crops. Long before
nutritionists agreed that fresh fruits and vegetables should be the center of
American diets, California farmers had planted much of their land in these
products, and today they produce half of the nation's fruits, vegetables and
nuts.
(2) But although fruits and vegetables are vaunted as healthy foods, their
impact as crops is quite different. On many California produce farms wages are
low, working conditions are poor and farmers use enormous quantities of
pesticides and precious water. This is the central contradiction of California
agriculture
(3) California's strawberry industry is the state's sixth most important
commodity in terms of the value of crops sold. Strawberries are attractive
reasonably nutritious and occasionally tasty fruits and can be grown and eaten
within California nearly year-round. But the industry's growth has relied on
heavy use of toxic chemicals and now growers face heightened restrictions on
some of their most favored chemicals: soil fumigants.
(4) Unfortunately, less toxic or non-chemical strategies that would allow
strawberries to be grown for a mass market, maintaining affordable prices, are
elusive and likely to remain so.
(5) Although strawberry production once was scattered throughout the state,
by the 1960s, it had concentrated in coastal zones to take advantage of sandy
soils and mild temperatures. Thereafter, the industry saw tremendous growth
in productivity. In Monterey and Santa Cruz counties alone, acreage more than
tripled and production increased tenfold from 1960 to 2014. Much of this
growth was enabled by advances in plant breeding and use of plastic tarps to
absorb heat, allowing growers to increase the length of strawberry seasons.
(6) But the main driver of growth has been the use of pre plant chemical
fumigants. Growers hire pest control companies to fumigate soils before
planting strawberries in order to kill soil-borne pests most importantly, plant
pathogens such as Verticillium dahliae and Macrophomina phaseolina
Without such treatment, these pathogens cause strawberry plants to wilt and
die.
(7) Now, however, the industry's fumigant of choice methyl bromide can no
longer be used in strawberry fruit production. In 1991 methyl bromide was
banned under the Montreal Protocol on Substances that used in nursery
production to ensure that starter plants are virus- and pathogen-free. One
potential replacement, methyl iodide, was approved for use in late 2010.
(8) But it was withdrawn from the market in 2012, following an activist
campaign and lawsuit that accused California regulators of performing an
inadequate review of potential health risks to workers and the general public.
Among other things, the chemical is a known neurotoxin and carcinogen.
(9) Other fumigants are still allowed, but their use is increasingly restricted by
buffer zones and township quotas. Consequently, growers are contending with
heightened levels of plant disease, some from pathogens that had never
before been evident in California strawberry fields.
(10) Can California find a less toxic way to raise 90 percent of the nation's fresh
strawberries? Although the strawberry industry is investing significant
resources into non-chemical alternatives to manage soil-borne disease, the
obstacles are formidable. The entire production system, including reliance on
fumigants, is embedded into the cost of land.
(11) Fumigation has allowed growers to plant on the same blocks of land. year
after year, and not worry about soil disease. With fumigation available to
control.
(14) But although organic growers use non-chemical soil fumigation methods
or rotate strawberries with crops that have a mild disease-suppressing effect,
such as broccoli, few of them fundamentally alter the production system in
other ways.
(15) A small but dedicated set of growers have learned how to raise
strawberries for the long haul without fumigants. However, even they use
starter plants produced on fumigated soil, since no nurseries produce organic
plants. Crucially, for these growers strawberries are a minor crop in what are
otherwise highly diversified systems. And most of these producers are
القطعة حتي نهايتهاumbrella an like is ●It تشبه المظلة التي يندرج تحتها اهم االفكار التي تمت مناقشتها من بداية
main
Listening
quickly answer and connect to answers the with Questions the 2●Read قم بقراءة
االسئلة مع االجوبة لتكوين فكرة عامة و حل االسئلة بشكل اسرع
scan and focus, so keywords, the about all 3●It's ... كيفية استخرام مفاتيح الكلمات للحل
Guessing●4 التخمين
Customer 1: Can I have an orange juice, please?
Server: Regular or large?
Customer 1: How big is a large?
Server: This is a large. This is a regular.
Customer 1: I'll have a large, then, please. Without ice.
Server: OK, coming up.
● This conversation mostly takes place in…….
a) a cafe
b) a hospital
c) a house
d) a school
a)9 AM
b)9 PM
c)3AM
d)3PM
التدريب و التكرار عامل مهم للتعود علي طبيعة االسئلة perfect makes ●Practice