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    The document contains Arabic vocabulary words including prepositions like "min" (from), "fi" (in), and "ila" (to). It also lists interrogative pronouns such as "maza" (what), "limaza" (why), "mata" (when), and "aina" (where). The vocabulary is presented in Arabic script along with English translations to help learn prepositions and interrogative pronouns in the Arabic language.

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    The document contains Arabic vocabulary words including prepositions like "min" (from), "fi" (in), and "ila" (to). It also lists interrogative pronouns such as "maza" (what), "limaza" (why), "mata" (when), and "aina" (where). The vocabulary is presented in Arabic script along with English translations to help learn prepositions and interrogative pronouns in the Arabic language.

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    ARABIC WORKSHEET

    Huruf Aljarr

    Preposition

    From - Of
    In
    To
    With
    On
    About
    By
    For
    To

    Min
    Fi
    Ila
    Maa
    Ala
    An
    Ba
    Li


    Interrogative Pronouns
    Maa

    Maza
    Limaza
    Mata
    Aina
    Kam
    Man
    Kaifa
    Ayy
    Hal

    What
    Why
    When
    Where
    How many
    How much
    Who
    How
    Which
    Did Is Are- Do

    Adawat al - Istifham
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