This book's purpose is to teach and exercise the Verb for Hebrew students. A vocabulary dictionary at the end of the book (Hebrew-English).

Syntactic structure, vocabulary and reading skills should be passed along w hen a language is taught. This book is innovative because it puts an emphasis on reading skills and the difficulties that come with it. Dr. Dahan did extensive research about the difficulties of reading while studying Hebrew, and wrote this book with the intention to counteract those difficulties. He did this by using punctuation and specialized teaching of vowels and more. This book will be especially helpful to those beginning students having difficulties with reading and writing in Hebrew. Hebrew-English-Arabic dictionary.

This book discusses the various incarnations of words, the configuration of special words and special grammatical phenomena . The words come from a multitude of sources and realms: Jewish holidays, Aramaic, collocations, grammar words and more.

This book is intended for students who have completed the first stage of Hebrew study. This book is a direct continuation of the book - "Choveret Le`Matchilim".

This book is intended for students in the first level of study and its purpose is to impart the most basic and common forms, structures and words. Completing this book, the student will be able to carry out a simple conversation about day to day issues, express issues that are dear to him/her and read simple Hebrew texts. There is a Hebrew-English dictionary at the end of the book.

This book is intended for students studying level 4 Hebrew. The book is filled with reading sections taken from different newspapers (some were edited and some were not). The reading sections are all different difficulty levels. They are supplemented with reading comprehension questions and grammar and semantics clauses. The reading sections are compiled of many styles and subjects: literature, history, Zionism, society, psychology and more. The book also has "definition" clauses that define words and concepts in order to improve the students' ability to understand Hebrew-Hebrew dictionary definitions.