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  • Indicative and Subjunctive Clauses in Arabic 
    Rakas, Mohammed S. (University of Benghazi, 2008)
    The first part of this study investigates finiteness and modality in Arabic in an attempt to set up finite clause structure in the language. The second part limits itself to the indicative (hence ind.) structures introduced ...
  • Mohammed S. Rakas 
    Rakas, Mohammed S. (University of Benghazi, 2020-01-01)
  • The Morpho-Syntactic Ievel in Classical Arabic 
    Rakas, Mohammed S. (University of Benghazi, 2017)
    The topic explored in this study is a hierarchal intermediary level known in linguistics as Morpho-Syntactic level, to bridge Morphology and Syntax in languages.
  • The Phonetic Inventory of Classical Arabic 
    Rakas, Mohammed S. (University of Benghazi, 2017)
    The main concern of this paper is to examine the phonetic inventory of classical Arabic language. The consonants and vowels subsumed under this classical inventory are considered separately.
  • SOME PROBLEMATIC ISSUES FACING LIBYAN ARAB LEARNERS OF ENGLISH 
    Rakas, Mohammed S. (University of Benghazi, 2008)
    This paper is structured as follows: The introduction sets up the inconsistent and unreliable relationship between the Standard English sounds and letters, i.e. between English phonetics and orthography.
  • Tri-literal Perfect Verb Endings in Classical Arabic Phonetic & Morpho-syntactic Considerations 
    Rakas, Mohammed S. (University of Benghazi, 2008)
    This paper has a two-fold aim: first, it tries to set up and examine the markings suffixed to the Tri-literal Perfect Verb (hence TPV) form in classical Arabic (hence CL). Secondly, it attempts to explore the phonetic ...
  • ʔinna-Particles in Classical Arabic 
    Rakas, Mohammed S. (University of Benghazi, 2017)
    This study investigates a set of six particles named in Classical Arabic grammar as ʡinna wa ʡaxawaatiha, (Lit. ʔinna and its sisters). These particles are investigated as they stand in the Arabic tradition in section one, ...

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