KSEAB SSLC TL Arabic study plan
KSEAB SSLC TL Arabic · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Grammar (Qawa'id) - morphology, syntax and sentence structure & Vocabulary and word usage
Revise the three Arabic noun types (ism, fi'l, harf) and classify 40 words from the prescribed prose lessons into these categories with reasons written in Kannada.
Conjugate 15 sound triliteral verbs (al-fi'l al-salim) in the past and present tenses across all persons, writing each paradigm by hand.
Identify and label the root letters of 50 vocabulary items drawn from Prose lessons 1-3, noting any hamzah, shaddah or weak letters.
Build a personal vocabulary notebook of 60 words with Arabic headword, root, part of speech, and one Kannada and one English gloss.
Your checkpoint
A handwritten grammar-and-vocabulary log of 60 root-analysed words plus 15 fully conjugated verb paradigms, self-checked against the textbook.
Grammar (Qawa'id) - morphology, syntax and sentence structure & Prose (Nazm wa Nasr) - comprehension and textual questions
Parse (i'rab) 30 simple nominal sentences into mubtada' and khabar, stating the case and reason for each.
Distinguish marfu', mansub and majrur endings on 40 nouns taken from the prose texts and justify each ending.
Apply the rules of the definite article and sun/moon letters to 30 words, pronouncing and transcribing each correctly.
Read Prose lesson 1 aloud twice and write a five-sentence Arabic summary using only vocabulary you can parse.
Your checkpoint
A parse chart of 30 nominal sentences with case labels and a five-sentence Arabic summary of Prose lesson 1.
Prose (Nazm wa Nasr) - comprehension and textual questions & Grammar (Qawa'id) - morphology, syntax and sentence structure
Summarise each of the first four prose lessons in 4-6 Arabic sentences, checking every sentence for subject-predicate agreement.
Answer 20 short textual comprehension questions on those lessons in Arabic without copying the textbook wording.
Explain the moral or central message of each lesson in 3 Kannada sentences.
Memorise and recite 10 key phrases or aphorisms from the prose lessons, writing them from memory.
Your checkpoint
A prose comprehension file: four lesson summaries, 20 answered questions, four Kannada message statements, and a written recall test of 10 phrases scored out of 10.
Poetry (Shi'r) - appreciation, explanation and textual questions & Vocabulary and word usage
Scan each prescribed poem and mark its rhyme scheme (qafiyah) and metre pattern line by line.
Write a line-by-line explanation (sharh) in Kannada of two poems, covering imagery, vocabulary and the poet's intent.
Memorise 12 lines of poetry and recite them with correct pronunciation and pauses.
Extract 25 poetic vocabulary items and give one Kannada and one English equivalent for each, noting any figurative usage.
Your checkpoint
A poetry appreciation booklet containing two full sharh write-ups, a marked rhyme scheme, and a 25-word poetic glossary.
Grammar (Qawa'id) - morphology, syntax and sentence structure & Poetry (Shi'r) - appreciation, explanation and textual questions
Convert 20 nominal sentences into verbal sentences and 20 verbal into nominal, keeping agreement correct.
Form and use the imperative, negative and interrogative of 15 verbs in complete Arabic sentences.
Distinguish the particles inna, anna, kaana and laysa and apply them correctly in 20 rewritten sentences.
Explain two more poems in Kannada, focusing on the moral theme and the poet's rhetorical devices.
Your checkpoint
A transformation worksheet of 40 converted sentences with corrections, plus two additional poem explanations.
Translation (Arabic–Kannada/English and vice versa) & Vocabulary and word usage
Translate 25 short Arabic sentences into Kannada and 25 into English, checking tense, gender and number.
Translate 20 Kannada or English sentences into Arabic, verifying case endings and verb agreement.
Compile a list of 30 exam-frequent words with all three forms: Arabic, Kannada, English.
Identify and correct 15 deliberately faulty translations, writing the reason for each correction.
Your checkpoint
A translation workbook of 70 completed items plus a 30-word trilingual glossary, self-marked with errors listed.
Composition - letter writing, essay and dialogue & Reading comprehension of unseen passages
Draft two formal letters in Arabic (one invitation, one request) using correct salutation and closing formulas.
Write two short essays of 100-120 Arabic words on prescribed-style topics, each with introduction, body and conclusion.
Compose one 8-10 turn dialogue in Arabic on a familiar situation such as a shop or a school visit.
Answer two unseen Arabic passages of 100-150 words each with five comprehension questions apiece, under timed conditions.
Your checkpoint
A composition portfolio of two letters, two essays and one dialogue, plus two timed unseen-passage answer sheets scored out of 10 each.
Prose (Nazm wa Nasr) - comprehension and textual questions & Poetry (Shi'r) - appreciation, explanation and textual questions & Grammar (Qawa'id) - morphology, syntax and sentence structure & Translation (Arabic–Kannada/English and vice versa) & Reading comprehension of unseen passages
Complete three full-length mock papers under exam timing and score each against the official marking scheme.
Re-drill every grammar error from weeks 1-7 by rewriting the faulty sentences correctly.
Recite all memorised poetry and re-explain each prescribed prose lesson orally in under five minutes.
Review the trilingual glossary and vocabulary notebook, testing recall of 100 high-frequency words.
Your checkpoint
Three scored mock papers with an error-correction log showing every repeated mistake resolved, and a 100-word recall test result.
Milestones
Week 2: Can parse any simple nominal sentence into mubtada' and khabar and justify all three case endings without notes; 30-sentence parse chart complete and 90% accurate.
Week 4: Can recite 12 poetry lines from memory and produce a Kannada explanation of two complete poems; poetry glossary of 25 words finished.
Week 6: Scores at least 70% on a self-set 50-item translation test covering Arabic-to-Kannada/English and back, with case-ending errors below five.
Week 8: Scores at least 60% on each of three timed mock papers, with no repeated grammar error from the correction log and full poetry recitation completed.