The tautological use of the infinitive absolute in Biblical Hebrew has drawn attention as a linguistic phenomenon unique to Biblical Hebrew. However, it has not received a coherent treatment in ancient and modern translations, nor has its function been clearly defined by modern …
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This study investigated the development of the interlanguage of learners of Arabic as a foreign language from a processability perspective as presented in Pienemann (1998). Pienemann's Processability Theory (PT) procedures were applied to seven syntactic structures of Arabic and…
Ke -clauses (CPs) in Persian can be proposition-denoting or property-denoting. Proposition-denoting ke -clauses can combine directly with a predicate or appear embedded in a DP. CPs embedded in a DP can be preverbal or postverbal but unembedded CPs can only appear postverbally. …