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1 | 2021 Article | Basrai plural structures & their counterparts in Arabic & English: a descriptive & contrastive study Al-Abdullah, Murad Hameed Selecting the topics of Plural is considered an important one in contrastive studies to find out affinities and discrepancies across Arabic & English. This study conducts a descriptive and inductive approach to examine plurality in Arabic and English. The most important techniques and structures in Arabic were highlighted. The plural system falls into two types: regular with its structural mechanisms the the irregular with its forms and categories then, the study examined plurality in English via investigating its structures and mechanisms. There are also regular and irregular forms. Plurals affect the formatting of the word in terms of their phonetic forms and their structures. The final stage concerns the contrastive analysis across Arabic and English to find out similarities and differences regarding plurality.
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2 | 2021 Article | Amidst the Arabic and English nouns: an applied contrastive study for the students of the translation department at the university of Basra Al-Abdullah, Murad Hameed Every human language has a set of the main elements on which it depends in the construction and linguistic structure, each of them has a set of features that distinguish it from other linguistic elements. The most important pillars of linguistic construction in Arabic and English, which is the basis for the formation of the sentence in the two languages, especially the so-called nominal sentence, as well as when it is the complementary part of the construction of the actual sentence. And the English (Parts of speech), which is the (Noune).
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3 | 2024 Article | Passivation across Arabic and English: translation students at the university of Basra in focus Al Abdullah, Murad Hameed The Arabic language relied in its functional grammatical system on a group of structures, which its speakers relied on, thus forming nominal and verbal sentences, and each of them has its own system for which Arab scholars established rules and systems that were later adopted as rules leading Arabic writing. The verb and the subject were the basis for forming sentences in Arabic, and grammarians called it “Al-,mudah”, as for what came as a complement to them, it was called “Al-Fadllah.” But when one of the originals, which is the subject, is deleted from the sentence, then the structure of the verb changes and is leaded by a set of rules. This structure must be followed by the deletion of the subject to be replaced by a substitute for the deleted subject. This deletion is not random or arbitrary, but rather the speaker or writer goes to it for rhetorical and functional purposes. This change in structure is accompanied by a change in meaning in addition to structural changes. Th..... 16 hits |