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Language variation in classical and modern standard Arabic: The case of interrogation
This study aims at investigating the functions of interrogatives in classical Arabic and the differences/similarities regarding the syntactic features of interrogatives in classical Arabic and modern standard Arabic. The study depends on gathering data from Classical Arabic (Quran) and Modern Standa...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2017
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