04/01/17 – Masculine/Feminine

In Hebrew the ending of a word can change.

It depends on the word being masculine or feminine, and singular or plural.

Example:

23/11/17 – Pronouns

30/11/17 –  subject personal pronouns

P2-171024 CORRECTED assessment 1 shapes

P2-171024 assessment 1 shapes

P2-171214 assessment 2 Family, Pronouns

P2-171214 CORRECTED assessment 2 Family, Pronouns

P3-171025 assessment 1 shapes, me 

P3-171025 CORRECTED assessment 1 shapes, me

P3-171214 assessment 2 Family, Pronouns

P3-171214 CORRECTED assessment 2 Family, Pronouns

P4-171024 CORRECTED Assessment 1-BE FAMILY THIS

P4-171024 Assessment 1-BE FAMILY THIS

P4-171213 Assessment 2-Number- to have – read write

P4-171213 CORRECTION Assessment 2-Number- to have – read write

P5-171024 Assessment 1-weather week

P5-171024 CORRECTED Assessment 1-weather week

P5-171213 Assessment 2-clothes, verb LILBOSH, I in the past, reading

P5-171213 CORRECTED Assessment 2-clothes, verb LILBOSH, I in the past, reading

P6-171026 CORRECTED assessment 1 – Colours, Clothes, To Wear

P6-171026 assessment 1 – Colours, Clothes, To Wear

P6-171210 assessment 2 – Possession-Bedroom-BE in past

P6-171210 assessment 2 PHONETICS version

P6-171210 CORRECTED assessment 2 – Possession-Bedroom-BE in past

P7 171024 – Assessment 1 ANIMALS

P7 171024 – CORRECTED Assessment 1 ANIMALS

P7 171210 – Assessment 2 Time, Tenses

P7 171210 – CORRECTED Assessment 2 Time, Tenses

30/11/17 –  1^st group verbs

HEBREW VERBS

Verbs have a core of 3 root letters. There are 7 groups of verbs.

1^st Group (regular)

1^st group verbs: usually used for a simple action.

Example:   לִרְקוֹד = To dance

The Lamed at the beginning means ‘to’

The root letters are RESH KOOF DALET – these letters always stay. What goes around the 3 letters depends on who dances and when.

13/11 Possessive determiner

There is not really a word for MY, so we say OF ME.

של [Shel] means OF

שלי[SHELI] means ‘of me’.

Example:

[haoto sheli] = ‘the car of me’ = my car

11/09/17 – verb TO WEAR