Arabic Language

Reading Comprehension

Listening Comprehension 

Speaking

Writing

Grammar & Vocabular

Learners demonstrate comprehension of written texts by identifying main ideas, supporting details, and purpose across a variety of genres and contexts.

Learners interpret and analyze written texts by making inferences, drawing comparisons, and evaluating perspectives and arguments.

RE3. Learners analyze linguistic features in texts to deepen their understanding of vocabulary, grammar, and discourse patterns in the target language.

RE4. Learners interpret cultural references, values, and perspectives in texts to enhance their understanding of the cultures associated with the language.

Learners demonstrate comprehension of spoken language by identifying main ideas, key details, tone, and speaker intent in a range of audio texts and interactions.

Learners interpret and analyze spoken input by making inferences, recognizing discourse structures, and evaluating viewpoints.

Learners apply contextual knowledge—such as speaker intent, setting, and register—to enhance interpretation of spoken content.

Learners draw on cultural knowledge to understand references, practices, and perspectives embedded in spoken language.

Learners convey spoken content that is relevant, purposeful, and appropriate to the audience and communicative goal.

Learners organize spoken language clearly and coherently, using structures and transitions that support listener comprehension.

Learners use appropriate language structures, vocabulary, and discourse markers to sustain conversations, present ideas, and express opinions.

Learners demonstrate awareness of cultural norms and register in spoken interaction and presentation.

Learners develop written content that is focused, relevant to the topic, and supported with appropriate details.

Learners adapt their writing to suit the audience, purpose, and communicative context.

Learners organize their ideas logically and coherently, using appropriate textual structures and transitions.

Learners use accurate and varied language structures, vocabulary, and discourse markers to convey meaning effectively.

Learners comprehend grammatical structures in written and spoken texts and understand how they contribute to meaning and cohesion.

Learners apply grammatical structures accurately and appropriately to produce clear, organized, and meaningful language.

Learners recognize and interpret vocabulary in context, including high-frequency words, collocations, and expressions appropriate to the topic and communicative situation.

Learners use a range of vocabulary accurately and appropriately to express ideas, adjust tone, and achieve communicative goals.