Course Content
Meet the Alphabet
In this section, you will meet all 26 letters of the English alphabet—both capital and small. Each letter comes with two easy words and a simple phrase to help you remember and use them in real life. You'll also see fun pictures to make learning easier and more exciting! في هذا القسم، ستتعرّف على الحروف الإنجليزية الـ 26، الكبيرة والصغيرة. لكل حرف كلمتان سهلتان وعبارة بسيطة تساعدك على التعلّم والتطبيق في الحياة اليومية. ستجد صورًا ممتعة أيضًا لجعل التعلم أسهل وأكثر حماسًا!
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Meet The Colors
Students will learn basic colors in English. They will practice saying, recognizing, and using colors in everyday examples through fun and visual activities.
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Mee The Numbers
Students will learn numbers 1 to 10 in English through speaking, listening, and fun practice. They will be able to say and recognize each number confidently.
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Let’s Listen and Learn
Welcome to the Listening section! In this part of the course, you will listen to slow and clear English to help you understand basic words, sounds, and simple conversations. Listening is the first step to speaking well, so relax, listen carefully, and repeat what you hear. It’s okay to pause and listen again!
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  1. When Conversations Get Tough

Even native speakers struggle with sensitive topics. These strategies will help you maintain clear, polite communication during: 

  • Misunderstandings 
  • Disagreements 
  • Complaints 
  • Emotional discussions 
  1. Essential Softening Phrases
  2. Disagreeing Politely

Instead of: 

Say: 

“You’re wrong” 

“I see it differently…” 

“That doesn’t make sense” 

“Could you help me understand…” 

“No, that’s not true” 

“Actually, my experience has been…” 

  1. Expressing Concern
  • “I might be misunderstanding, but…” 
  • “I feel a bit uncomfortable about…” 
  • “Would you mind clarifying…?” 
  1. Complaint Framework (ABCD Method)
  1. Acknowledge: “I appreciate your help with…” 
  1. Behavior: “However, when [specific behavior] happens…” 
  1. Consequence: “It makes me feel [emotion] because…” 
  1. Desire: “In the future, could we…?” 

Example: 
“Thanks for your quick responses (A). When replies come after business hours (B), I feel stressed about next-day deadlines (C). Could we set communication boundaries? (D)” 

  1. Practice Exercises
  2. Soften these statements:
  1. “This food is cold!” → 
  1. “You never listen!” → 
  1. Role-play scenarios:
  1. Returning a defective product 
  1. Discussing a late group project 
  1. Listening practice:
    Identify the genuine concern behind:
    “The system is always so slow!” (Likely meaning: “I’m frustrated with wasted time.”)