Practice: aḥadin is an underlying accusative object; ḥārrin is the underlying accusative predicate of laysa; in in in taṣduq tufliḥ is conditional, not additional.
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Additional Particles: Seven Forms, Emphasis and Syntactic Case
Practice: aḥadin is an underlying accusative object; ḥārrin is the underlying accusative predicate of laysa; in in in taṣduq tufliḥ is conditional, not additional.