Exhortative Particles: Urging, Reproach and Two Uses of Lawlā

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• How many exhortative particles does the author list?
• Which one is an exhortative particle?
• What is the fourth exhortative particle listed?
• What is the basic meaning of taḥḍīḍ?
• What does hallā taktubu chiefly convey?
• What force does hallā katabta usually have?
• Mood of taktubu after hallā?
• What is al-risālata in hallā taktubu al-risālata?
• What is the subject of zurta?
• Function of allā in allā turājiʿu?
• What does alā mean before inna?
• Why is ataʾakhkhara subjunctive here?
• Mood of tataʾakhkharu in an exhortation?
• Lawlā in lawlā tasʾalu al-muʿallima?
• Function of lawlā in the rain sentence?
• Case of al-maṭaru after counterfactual lawlā?
• What is al-zarʿu in lajaffa al-zarʿu?
• What is the lām of lajaffa in the example?
• What structure follows counterfactual lawlā?
• What is lawmā doing with taḥfaẓu?
• Meaning of lawmā ḥafiẓta?
• What governs Zaydan in the elliptical example?
• How can the omitted verb be recovered?
• Why are the particles described as initial?
• Which sentence is a neutral question rather than exhortation?
• Which sentence contains a true imperative?
• Indicative ending of tasʾalu after lawmā?
• Grammar of saʾalta after lawmā?
• Accusative marker of akhāka here?
• Role of al-kitāba after qaraʾta?
• Role of al-kitābu after counterfactual lawlā?
• Type of lawlā in the knowledge example?
• Type of lawlā in lawlā tastaʿiddu?
• What is the practical lesson from the component analysis?
• Tense of rājaʿta?
• Tense of turājiʿu?
• Usual rule for the predicate following counterfactual lawlā?
• Which chapter follows exhortative particles?
• The author lists four exhortative particles.
• Exhortative particles themselves make the imperfect subjunctive.
• Hallā taktubu urges an action.
• Hallā katabta must always be read as a simple future command.
• Hallā itself makes Zaydan accusative.
• Alā before inna is an attention particle.
• Allā in urīdu allā ataʾakhkhara is exhortative.
• Both lawlā examples have exactly the same function.
• A noun after counterfactual lawlā is ordinarily nominative.
• Al-zarʿu is the subject of jaffa.
• The answer lām is part of lawlā itself.
• Ḥafiẓta is a past verb.
• Hal taktubu and hallā taktubu have identical force.
• Exhortation makes an imperfect morphologically identical to an imperative.
• The second clause of counterfactual lawlā is its answer.
• The function of these particles is always certain without context.
• Counterfactual lawlā implies the rain prevented the drying.
• It is wrong to include lawmā among the four particles.