Grammar lessons
Each lesson takes one chapter of Arabic grammar and works it through properly: the rule and what governs it, worked examples parsed in the full classical wording, evidence from the Quran, and the mistakes English speakers actually make.
The nominal and the verbal sentence, and the nominatives that hold them up.
Four accusatives: what the verb falls on, its verbal noun, its reason, its time and place.
The vowels and letters that carry case, and which stand in for which.
Verbs and particles that enter on a subject and predicate and change the case of one or both.
The ḥāl, the specifier, exception and the vocative, and annexation.
Words that take the case of the word before them.
Prepositions, the subjunctive and the jussive, conditionals and numbers.
Pronouns, demonstratives and relatives: built forms and their positions.
Definite and indefinite nouns, and the nouns named for their final letter.
Questions, wonder, praise and blame: their particles and their parsing.
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