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    We Covered A Few Major Concepts Yesterday. Here They Are in A Nutshell

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    1. The document summarizes concepts covered in a previous grammar session, including special words that serve as added nouns and prepositions, as well as words that mark nouns as objects. 2. It then focuses on the 11 words that serve as prepositions, listed on page 27, which cause the following word to be in the genitive case without having other grammatical properties themselves. 3. An example passage demonstrates how the highlighted prepositions govern the case of the following words.

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    1. The document summarizes concepts covered in a previous grammar session, including special words that serve as added nouns and prepositions, as well as words that mark nouns as objects. 2. It then focuses on the 11 words that serve as prepositions, listed on page 27, which cause the following word to be in the genitive case without having other grammatical properties themselves. 3. An example passage demonstrates how the highlighted prepositions govern the case of the following words.

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    1. The document summarizes concepts covered in a previous grammar session, including special words that serve as added nouns and prepositions, as well as words that mark nouns as objects. 2. It then focuses on the 11 words that serve as prepositions, listed on page 27, which cause the following word to be in the genitive case without having other grammatical properties themselves. 3. An example passage demonstrates how the highlighted prepositions govern the case of the following words.

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    1. The document summarizes concepts covered in a previous grammar session, including special words that serve as added nouns and prepositions, as well as words that mark nouns as objects. 2. It then focuses on the 11 words that serve as prepositions, listed on page 27, which cause the following word to be in the genitive case without having other grammatical properties themselves. 3. An example passage demonstrates how the highlighted prepositions govern the case of the following words.

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    Day5:

    PART1:SUMMARYOFTHEENTIRESESSION:
    Wecoveredafewmajorconceptsyesterday.Heretheyareinanutshell:
    1. Thewordslistedonpage20serveas99%ofthetime.Iliketocallthemspecial theydontexactly

    produceandxofymeaning.

    2. Thewordslistedonpage27serveas .They,justlikeamakethenextwordbutwedontcall

    anyofthembecausetheyarentan anda hastobe.

    3. Thewordslistedonpage28serveas .Theyeffectthefollowingthemonlyinthattheyforceit

    to.
    4. Whatisthestatusoftheattachedpronoun; or
    inagivencase?

    PART1:SPECIALsONPAGE20

    Incaseyoumissedoutonwritingthemeanings,heretheyare:

    (above),(below),
    (after), (before),
    (infrontof),
    (behind),
    (between),(behind,besides,

    beyond),(especiallyfrom,onbehalfof),

    (infrontof), (with,

    (which,any),

    (without,non,otherthan),

    (all,each,every,thewhole), (besides,otherthan).
    has,near,about,at), (around,surrounding),
    (some),

    EXTRAVOCABULARY:Additionallythereisashortlistof5 (pluralof)that,whenservingasshowsits

    statuswithaforinsteadofa (usound),withanfor
    insteadofa
    (asound)andaforinsteadof

    a
    (isound).


    asin

    (fatherofIbrahim)
    1.

    2. asin



    (thepossessoroftwohorns/theoneoftwohorns)
    3.

    asin

    (thebrotherofMusa)

    4. asin (herfatherinlaw)

    (themouthofawhale)
    asin
    5.

    PART2:THEHARFOFJARR
    Thegrammarofthislessonisveryeasy.Thisisabunchof11wordsthatforcethenextwordinto.These11words,

    listedonpage27areallsotheydonthaveanypropertieslikestatus,number,genderortype.This,bytheway,is

    whatmakesthese11wordsdifferentfromthelistofwordsmentionedonpage20.Thosewordsdohavestatusthat

    .Thesewords(theonesonpage27)
    goesthroughchangesuchas ,
    sotheyareconsidered,not
    and

    havenopropertieswhatsoever.Theironlyfunctionistoconvertthenextwordto.YouMUSTmemorizethese11

    wordsasonesequenceandbuildfamiliaritywiththeirmeaningsovertime.Imwritingthemoutherejustsoyoucan
    usethisformemorization:

    Readthefollowingpassageandpaycloseattentiontothehighlighted andthewordsthatfollow.Canyousee

    theirimpact?

    ( )




    ( )


    ( )



    ( )

    ()

    PART3:THEHARFOFNASB
    Amuchsmallergroupislistedonpage28.Thisgrouphasonemajorgrammaticalfunction;thatofensuringthat
    thefollowingwordis.Thesix
    thatyoumustmemorizeare:

    Anyfollowinganyofthe (pluralof)abovemustbe .Lookatthefollowingexcerpts:

    PART4:ADDITIONALCOMMENTSABOUTTHESTATUSOFPRONOUNS:
    Thesenotesfuseconceptsthatwehavediscussedandthosethatwehavent.Makesureyouunderstandthem:
    1. Independentpronounsareall.
    2. Attachedpronounscanonlybeor.

    3. Anattachedpronounsis
    a. whenitisattachedtoan(becauseitbecomesa likeallthecasesonpage22).

    b. whenitisattachedtoa
    (becauseanythingafter
    onpage27is)

    c. whenitisattachedtoa

    onpage28is)
    (becauseanythingafter

    d. whenitisattachedtoany
    (somethingwehaventstudiedyet).


    .Thesameexactpronoun
    is in
    Basedonthesenotes,theword in
    is becausetheisa



    .Theverysamepronoun isifitisattachedtoanyforexample
    becauseitisattachedtoa


    becauseinthiscaseitisa .

    PART5:ANSWERSTOTHEPRACTICEEXERCISEINTHENOTESFROMDAY4

    isnotan

    isnotan


    isan

    isnotan

    isan

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