Overview
In this course, the student gets acquainted
with the characteristics of the verbal sentence as the second type of sentence,
and what distinguishes its two main pillars, and the provisions related to the
subject and the verb such as remembrance and femininity, the deletion of the
subject, and the introduction and delay between them. The object for it, the
object in it), and its types are presented in the course, and the differences
between them in semantics and syntax, and the conditions for the correct use of
each type, then the exception is studied with its types, tools, and provisions.
Intended learning outcomes
By
the end of the course, the student should be able to
1. Understand the actual
sentence and know its components.
2. Distinguish the
different effects.
3. The ability
to apply by extracting the different effects, and expressing them accurately.
4. Distinguish the types
of exception and the differences between them.
Teaching and learning methods
The course will be presented to the student
through lectures, panel discussions, assignments and exercises, and discussion
and dialogue.
Methods of assessments
Methods
of evaluating students in this course: ( Mid-term 40% and final 60%
Term
work: divided between written midterm exams
Duties and tasks
Written final exam
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Content (topic) for each week
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Readings/References/Notes
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The Subject
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1
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Deputy of the Subject
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2
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Action and
transitive action
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3
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Action and transitive action
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4
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First mid-term
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5
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Dispute
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6
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The Object
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7
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Absolute Object
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8
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Absolute Object
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9
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The Object
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10
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The Object
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11
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Second mid-term
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12
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The Object
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13
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The Exception
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14
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1. the Collector of Arabic
Studies, Mustafa Al-Ghalayini.
2. Explanation of the Millennium,
by Ibn Aqil.
3. Al-Nahwo Al-Wafi, Abbas Hassan.
