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The aim is to provide a comprehensive overview of basic grammatical structures in written Arabic.

April 1, 1970

Written Arabic: An Approach to the Basic Structures

Key Points

The aim is to provide a comprehensive overview of basic grammatical structures in written Arabic.
Detailing aspects of grammatical terminology related to Arabic.
Exploring structures including nouns, verbs, and clauses.
Presenting modifications and various functional components in written Arabic.
Outlined essential features of nouns, adjectives, and verbs.
Discussed thematic sentence forms and modifications.
Identified various structures for expressing conditionals, negatives, and commands.

Abstract

Introduction Grammatical terminology The Arabic script 1. nouns and adjectives 2. Demonstratives, pronouns and the basic thematic sentence 3. The verb 4. Qualifying clauses and similar structures 5. Connectives 6. Thematic sentence forms and noun clauses 7. Modifications of the thematic sentences 8. Verbs of vague application, participles 9. Negatives 10. Intensified adjectives and similar word patterns 11. Circumstance clauses 12. Conditional sentences and similar structures 13. Terminal variations in nouns and adjectives 14. Terminal variations in the imperfect 15. Prepositional phrases 16. Queries, commands and exclamations 17. Some miscellaneous functionals 18. Dual number and numerals Appendix Arabic index English index.

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