1. Coordination intends both linked expressions in the specified relation.
2. The coordinate follows the syntactic role and case of its preceding term.
3. Coordinate onto an attached nominative pronoun with reinforcement, except for the book’s separator case.
4. Repeat the preposition when coordinating onto an attached genitive pronoun, as stated in the source.
5. Coordination across the dependents of two governors is a distinct disputed issue.
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Coordination (ʿAṭf bi-l-Ḥurūf): Rules and Parsing
1. Coordination intends both linked expressions in the specified relation.
2. The coordinate follows the syntactic role and case of its preceding term.
3. Coordinate onto an attached nominative pronoun with reinforcement, except for the book’s separator case.
4. Repeat the preposition when coordinating onto an attached genitive pronoun, as stated in the source.
5. Coordination across the dependents of two governors is a distinct disputed issue.