CONDITIONAL MOOD SENTENCE IN ARABIC LANGUAGE AND IT'S POSITION AMONG OTHER KINDS OF SENTENCES

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MOTTAQIZADE ISA; KABIRI MOHAMMAD

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Journal: ARABIC LANGUAGE & LITERATURE Year:2013 | Volume:9 | Issue:3 Page(s): 47-64

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Title

CONDITIONAL MOOD SENTENCE IN ARABIC LANGUAGE AND IT'S POSITION AMONG OTHER KINDS OF SENTENCES

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MOTTAQIZADE ISA | KABIRI MOHAMMAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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ARABIC LANGUAGE

KINDS OF SENTENCES

CONDITIONAL MOOD

Abstract

Analyzing of the sentence in ARABIC LANGUAGE was always in the focus of attention by Nahwies (Arabic Linguists who are expert in Nahw). And these Linguists have declared a lot about it from past to now. But the point which needs to be considered more subtly, is the Nahwies dissent in determining the position of CONDITIONAL MOOD sentence Compared to the other Arabic sentences. With analyzing the distinguished Nahwies ideas in the course of time, we will understand that they subdivide the Arabic sentences into various forms. However there cannot be found any precise and particular position for CONDITIONAL MOOD in their classification. For example some Nahwies believe the conditional sentence as a Fi'lia some other as an Ismia and, finally some as an Insha'ia or Khabaria. This research is aimed to determine an appropriate analytic-descriptive position in ARABIC LANGUAGE.Our results indicate that most Nahwies have considered the sentence only superficially rather than semantically, so with this in mind and according to the different structure of CONDITIONAL MOOD sentence we can recognize it as an absolutely independent type of sentence in ARABIC LANGUAGE.

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MOTTAQIZADE, ISA, & KABIRI, MOHAMMAD. (2013). CONDITIONAL MOOD SENTENCE IN ARABIC LANGUAGE AND IT'S POSITION AMONG OTHER KINDS OF SENTENCES. ARABIC LANGUAGE & LITERATURE, 9(3), 47-64. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/204849/en

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MOTTAQIZADE ISA, KABIRI MOHAMMAD. CONDITIONAL MOOD SENTENCE IN ARABIC LANGUAGE AND IT'S POSITION AMONG OTHER KINDS OF SENTENCES. ARABIC LANGUAGE & LITERATURE[Internet]. 2013;9(3):47-64. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/204849/en

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ISA MOTTAQIZADE, and MOHAMMAD KABIRI, “CONDITIONAL MOOD SENTENCE IN ARABIC LANGUAGE AND IT'S POSITION AMONG OTHER KINDS OF SENTENCES,” ARABIC LANGUAGE & LITERATURE, vol. 9, no. 3, pp. 47–64, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/204849/en

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