A Practical Arabic Grammar, Part 1

A. O. Green

Clarendon Press, 1887 - Arabic language

Contents

• INTRODUCTION PAGE: 1
• Personal pronoun as subject Formation of feminine to adjec: 10
• On interrogative and negative forms: 16
• Possessive pronouns expressed by suffixes: 35
• The prepositions في fee بين bain من min الي: 48
• The genitive continued Ordinal numbers: 59
• Comparison of adjectivos The comparative and superlative: 66
• Regular verbs Formation of verbs from the root The perfect: 72
• Regular verbs continued The aorist Relative pronouns: 79
• Regular verbs continued The present the noun of agency: 86
• Regular verbs continued The imperfect the future perfect: 93
• Derivative verba Table of derived forms Forms II III IV: 105
• Derivative verbs continued Forma V VI VII To be able: 112
• Derivative verbs continued Forms VIII IX X: 119
• Irregular verbs I Surd or doubled verbs: 125
• Irregular verbs continued II Infirın or imperfect verbs: 134
• Irregular verbs continued II Infirm or imperfect verbs: 140
• Irregular verbs continued II Infirm or imperfect verbs: 148
• Irregular verbs continued III Hamzated verbs: 156
• XXXII On syntax: 183
• Syntax continued: 191

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Bibliographic information

• Title: A Practical Arabic Grammar, Part 1; A Practical Arabic Grammar, A. O. Green
• Author: A. O. Green
• Compiled by: A. O. Green
• Edition: 2
• Publisher: Clarendon Press, 1887
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Jan 16, 2008