A Reference Grammar of Modern Standard Arabic
Keeping technical terminology to a minimum, this comprehensive handbook provides a detailed yet accessible overview of Arabic wherein its phonology, morphology and syntax can be readily accessed. Accompanied by extensive examples, it will prove an invaluable practical guide for supporting students' textbooks, classroom work or self-study, and a useful resource for scholars and professionals.
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An accessibly-written, comprehensive handbook on the essential aspects of the structure of Arabic.
1Introduction to Arabic12Phonology and script103Arabic word structure : an overview444Basic Arabic sentence structures575Arabic noun types746Participles : active and passive1027Noun inflections : gender, humanness, number, definiteness, and case1198Construct phrases and nouns in apposition2059Noun specifiers and quantifiers22810Adjectives : function and form23911Adverbs and adverbial expressions27612Personal pronouns29813Demonstrative pronouns31514relative pronouns and relative clauses32215Numerals and numeral phrases32916Prepositions and prepositional phrases36617Questions and question words40118Connectives and conjunctions40719Subordinating conjunctions : the particle [actual symbol not reproducible]inna and her sisters42220Verb classes42921Verb inflection : a summary43822Form I : the base form triliteral verb45523Form II49124Form III triliteral verb50325Form IV triliteral verb51526Form V triliteral verb53027Form VI triliteral verb54328Form VII triliteral verb55529Form VIII triliteral verb56530Form IX triliteral verb57931Form X triliteral verb58432Forms XI-XV triliteral verb59633Quadriliteral verbs59934Moods of the verb I : indicative and subjunctive60635Moods of the verb II : jussive and imperative61636Verbs of being, becoming, remaining, seeming (kaan-a wa-[actual symbol not reproducible]axawaat-u-haa)63437Negation and exception64138Passive and passive-type expressions65739Conditional and optative expressions671
