English Phrases 1

PART 1

Navigating Time (Past, Present, & Future)

Focus on how the verb changes based on "When."

Arabic Key: ركز على كيفية تغير الفعل بناءً على "متى" حدث الفعل.

A verb is a word that expresses an action (e.g. She ran to the bus stop), an occurrence (e.g., The meeting happened yesterday.), or a state of being (e.g., They are happy.)

Verbs are essential for completing a thought, indicating tense (past, present, future) to show when an action occurs.

PART 1

Navigating Time (Past, Present, & Future)

Focus on how the verb changes based on "When."

Arabic Key: ركز على كيفية تغير الفعل بناءً على "متى" حدث الفعل.

A verb is a word that expresses an action (e.g. She ran to the bus stop), an occurrence (e.g., The meeting happened yesterday.), or a state of being (e.g., They are happy.)

Verbs are essential for completing a thought, indicating tense (past, present, future) to show when an action occurs.

I ate lunch an hour ago.

I eat lunch at noon every day.

I am eating lunch right now.

I am going to eat lunch later.

I already ate lunch, thank you.

PART 2

The Essentials (State of Being vs. Possession)

Use "I am" to describe yourself or a feeling.

Use "I have" for your schedule or things you possess.

Arabic Key: استخدم (I am) للوصف و (I have) للملكية أو جدول المواعيد.

I am feeling very frustrated.

I need to go to the store.

I am ready to practice now.

I have a busy schedule today.

I am excited for the football game this weekend.

PART 3

Daily Actions & Needs

Common actions for navigating daily life.

Arabic Key: أفعال شائعة للتعبير عن احتياجاتك اليومية.

I have a question for you.

Can you help me find this?

I am working on my computer.

Could you speak a little slower?

Would you mind repeating that?

PART 4

Polite Requests & Social Small Talk

Practice these phrases to keep the conversation friendly and flowing.

Arabic Key: عبارات لجعل المحادثة ودية وسلسة.

I'll be ready in ten minutes.

I'm practicing my English every day.

I need to run a few errands later.

I'm looking for a job in customer service.

I have a lot on my plate right now.

I am going to call you tomorrow.

Do you like this?

Let me check my schedule and get back to you.

What is the weather like there?

What time is it?

What do you think about it?

How was your day?

That makes a lot of sense.

I’m not quite sure about that.

By the way, did I tell you?

Anyway, what were we saying?

I’ll catch you later!

That sounds like a lot of fun!