Understanding Language Influence: Arabic and English
In multilingual classrooms across the Middle East, many pupils hear Arabic regularly at home or in their communities, even when English is the primary language of schooling. These experiences shape how pupils approach English pronunciation, spelling and sentence structure.
Understanding the linguistic features of Arabic can help teachers recognise predictable patterns in English language use. This guide explores how Arabic may influence English learning and highlights practical strategies to support pupils more effectively in the classroom.
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