Appendices
C
Vocabulary and reading
A Grammar of Standard Classical Arabic
Preface
Basics
1
Introduction
2
The Arabic script
3
The noun
4
The nounal sentence
5
The prepositions
6
The caseless verb
7
The attribute
8
The semi-flexible noun
9
The dual
10
The sound plural
11
The broken plural
12
Annexation
13
The numbers
14
Some irregular nouns
15
The proper noun
16
Calling out
17
The pointing nouns
18
The u-case caseful verb
19
The
maṣdar
20
Some nouns derived from the verb
21
The a-case caseful verb
22
The ø-case caseful verb
23
The passive verb
24
Additional forms of the verb
Advanced
25
The Arabic grammatical tradition
26
Sentence and government theory
27
The doer participle as a verb-like governor
28
The
maṣdar
29
The government of the preposition
30
The verb
كَانَ
31
إِنَّ
and its sisters
32
Significance of the doer participle
33
The static adjectival noun
34
The adverb of time and and the adverb of place
35
The absolute doee
36
The
ḥāl
37
The connected nouns
38
The question sentence
39
The conditional sentence
Backmatter
Glossary of terms
References
Acknowledgements
Appendices
A
Rules for writing hamzah
B
Usage and style
C
Vocabulary and reading
D
Narrations, quotes and humor
E
Modifying
sca
to sound like a vernacular dialect
Chapter contents
C.1
Reading practice
C.2
Vocabulary retention
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Appendices
C
Vocabulary and reading
Appendix C — Vocabulary and reading
C.1
Reading practice
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C.2
Vocabulary retention
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B
Usage and style
D
Narrations, quotes and humor