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Note continued: ch. 33 Verbs with a weak final radical, doubly weak verbs and weak verbs with hamzah -- ch. 34 Cardinal numbers -- ch. 35 Ordinal numbers, fractions, expressions of time and calendars -- ch. 36 Exception -- ch. 37 Expressions of wonder, the copula laysa, and special usages of the preposition bi ... -- ch. 38 Adverbs, absolute or inner object, hal (circumstantial clause) and tamyiz (accusative of specification) -- ch. 39 Conditional sentences.;Note continued: ch. 17 Imperfect tense verbs in the indicative and word order -- ch. 18 Derived verb forms, roots (stems) and radicals, transitive and intransitive verbs -- ch. 19 Passive verbs -- ch. 20 Rules for writing the hamzah (hamzatu l-qat'i) -- ch. 21 Broken (internal) plurals and collective nouns -- ch. 22 Triptotes and diptotes -- ch. 23 Participles, verbal nouns (masdar), nouns of place, time and instrument -- ch. 24 Interrogative particles, pronouns and vocative particles -- ch. 25 Adjectival patterns, relative adjectives (nisbah), comparatives, superlatives and diminutives -- ch. 26 `Inna, kana and their sister-words -- ch. 27 Relative pronouns and relative clauses -- ch. 28 Moods: subjunctive, jussive and imperat

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Author
Faruk Abu-Chacra
Publisher
Routledge
Published
2017
Language
EN
ISBN
9781138659582
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Language Learning, Literary Fiction, Language

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