Why does linkage become more prominent with a clausal ḥāl?
Appendix to Faṣl and Waṣl: Circumstantial Clauses, Wāw and Pronominal Linkage
- A single ḥāl is always a nominal clause
- A full clause has its own predication and its external attachment must be clear
- A clausal ḥāl never has a subject
- A circumstantial clause is always an adjective