خطأ شائع مع الاسم والصفة | a car red | Lesson 7 - A1

Do you say "I have a car red"? Learn why Arabic speakers make this mistake, and how to fix it in minutes: in English, the adjective comes BEFORE the noun. a red car, not a car red. في هذا الدرس (A1) تتعلم ترتيب الصفة في الإنجليزية: الصفة قبل الاسم، مثل a red car وليس a car red. وكمان نتعلم ترتيب الصفتين: الحجم قبل اللون (a big red car). ⏱ Chapters 0:00 Do you say "a car red"? 0:32 The mistake 0:41 Why Arabic speakers make it 1:07 The correct form 1:16 A simple trick to remember 1:30 Same mistake in other sentences 1:42 5 new words: new, old, big, small, hot 1:55 Examples: airport, restaurant, work 2:33 Repeat after me 2:49 Two adjectives: big red car 3:03 Adjectives never change: two red cars 3:17 With "is": The car is red 3:26 Fix the sentence game 3:58 Speaking challenge 4:09 Summary and next lesson 📌 Words in this lesson: new, old, big, small, hot 💬 Your challenge: describe something you own, like "I have a small black bag", and write it in the comments! ▶ Next lesson: Lesson 8 - A1, literal translation (turn on the light) English for Arabic speakers, from A1 to C1. One common mistake in every lesson. #EnglishForArabicSpeakers #LearnEnglish #A1English #AdjectiveOrder