Morphology course 2, its code is RA212, is taught to second-year students of the Arabic Language Department, for two hours per week. In this course, the student studies various topics in morphology starting with tertiary and non-tertiary infinitives, as well as studying the meme infinitive, the infinitive, the bitter and the Saha, the derivatives and their types, the division of the noun into the shortened, the incomplete, and the extended, and to know the plural of fracturing and the plural of few and many. The course aims to:
• Correcting the student's tongue, protecting it from error, developing taste and linguistic sense, and endearing the student to the Arabic language
• The student should be familiar with the most significant lessons and topics of morphology, and its importance, and know what happens to the word in terms of change
• The student's ability to write words and the changes that occur in the structure of the word, such as addition, deletion, adverb, or substitution.
• The student's ability to describe, analyze and draw judgments.
The value of the student from his studies is due:
• That the student knows and understands sources and their types
• The student should know and understand the difference between a meme infinitive, a form, and a time.
• Know the difference between shortened, extended, and incomplete nouns.
• Knowing the number difference between numb and.
First, mental skills:
• The student's ability to distinguish between ternary and non-ternary sources.
• The student's ability to distinguish between derivatives and their weights and distinguish their meanings.
• Knowledge of shortened, incomplete, and extended nouns.
• The student's ability to differentiate between the few and the many.
Second, practical and professional skills:
• The ability to describe, analyze and draw judgments.
• The skill of giving lectures and managing dialogues properly
• The skill of communicating information to the recipient in a correct graphic manner.
• Suspense and endearment in seeking knowledge.
