
Arabic sentences follow one of two structures: nominal sentences, which open with a noun and don't use a word for "is" or "are," and verbal sentences, which start with the action itself. The course teaches you to recognize and build both with confidence.
Arabic is one of the world’s oldest and most widely used languages, and grammar is the key to understanding it with confidence. In order to start communicating in the language effectively, one has to master some of the basic principles and rules of Arabic grammar. The current course was prepared for people who want to learn how to speak Arabic language. It can be used by both beginners and school students. From constructing your first sentence to knowing how to use the verb in Arabic and how the Arabic pronoun works, every lecture brings you one step further.
The best way to learn basic Arabic grammar is to learn it in its natural elements, not through memorisation. All Arabic sentences are composed of three parts—nouns, verbs, and particles. It is the interaction between these three categories that enables a learner to go from reading words individually to forming whole and meaningful sentences.
Arabic organises all sentences into two distinct patterns, and knowing the difference between them is one of the first real breakthroughs a learner experiences. The first is the nominal sentence, which opens with a noun and is structured around a subject and a predicate.
The most interesting thing about this sentence type is that Arabic doesn't have a word for "is" or "are." The second is a verbal sentence, which starts with the action, then the person doing the action, and then the object of the action. There is a rhythm for each structure, and students pick up on which one feels natural to them.
Gender agreement is central to Arabic grammar. Every noun in the language carries either a masculine or feminine classification, and every adjective that describes it must match that classification.
Definiteness is achieved by a simple but powerful prefix that is added to the front of a noun to change its meaning from general to specific. Gender and definiteness are used in almost every sentence that a learner will ever come across, so it is crucial that he/she has a good grasp of these two principles at an early stage.
We've built this Arabic grammar course to take you from complete beginner to confident communicator, with five beautifully designed modules that will build your confidence in the language. The content is so arranged that each new concept builds on the previous one to result in a learning experience that is progressive and not disjointed.
The explanation of parts of speech, complex sentences, and more is done clearly and practically. Upon finishing the course, you’ll be able to read, write and understand Arabic accurately.
We've split this Arabic grammar course into five different modules, which start from basic concepts before progressing to more advanced ones.These modules are all built in such a way that each one builds on the others, meaning that every time you attend a class, your level of understanding increases.
This is the first module, and we use it to lay the foundation for Arabic grammar. You will learn the classification of all Arabic words as nouns, verbs, and particles, and the importance of this classification for all that follows. The module also covers the gender of nouns and how the definite prefix affects the form and meaning of the noun in the context.
The Arabic pronouns have more information than their English equivalents. This module will teach you how to change the pronouns to reflect the gender and number of the person(s) you are referring to. The module then covers the three grammatical cases of Arabic, and you will learn how the ending of a noun changes to indicate that it is the subject, the object, or the object of a preposition.
In Arabic, verbs are quite expressive. One verb form conveys the information of tense, gender, and number of persons carrying out the action. This module introduces you to the past tense and the present tense of all verbs and teaches you to form grammatically and naturally structured sentences with verbs.
This module is based on the interaction between Arabic nouns and adjectives. The rules for the agreement of adjectives with the nouns they qualify will be taught, both in gender and definiteness. The module also includes the various plural forms of Arabic, which are very different from English plurals and need targeted practice.
The final module integrates all the modules. You can identify prepositions that link nouns to the rest of a sentence and conjunctions that join ideas between two or more clauses. At the end of this module, you can write Arabic sentences that are structured beyond the basic level and that are expressive and natural in written and spoken language.
We'll have an expert teach you through the concepts step by step, with each class taken online, live. Sessions are well structured, introducing a new grammatical point, practicing it with guided exercises, and reinforcing it in a brief activity before the following lesson.
You can log into your student site to see all session recordings, notes, and practice material so you can go back over anything in your own time. A noteworthy development is that periodically, your instructor provides feedback according to your learning needs. Ready to take your skills further? Explore our full range of Arabic courses to find the perfect next step for your language journey.
RedParrot Language Learning School, based in Kakkanad, Kochi, has built its reputation on making language learning feel personal and achievable. The school brings together qualified instructors, a thoughtfully designed curriculum, and a warm online environment where every student feels supported from the very first class.
At RedParrot, teaching is never one-size-fits-all. Instructors know that each learner has a distinct background, a different pace, and various goals. That personal understanding informs how each lesson is taught, how feedback is offered, and how progress is rewarded along the way.
Learners across Kerala and beyond choose RedParrot because the school combines academic rigor with genuine care. Classes are kept intentionally small so that attention never gets divided and every question gets a real answer.
Want to study Arabic grammar in Arabic the correct way with structure, support, and an instructor sincerely invested in your progress? Then RedParrot is where that journey begins. Sign up for the Basic Arabic Grammar course today and take your first confident step ahead.
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