What syntactic difference does “huwa” create in “dakhala al-bāḥithu wa-huwa yaḥmilu ...”?
Supplementary Practice 10: Rhetoric of Claim, Evidence, Objection and Reply
- Yaḥmilu necessarily becomes past tense
- It permits a nominal clause whose predicate is verbal
- The owner of the state necessarily becomes a direct object
- Wāw loses every possible function