Intransitive and Transitive Verbs: One, Two, Three Objects
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- What is the verb type in jalasa Zaydun?
- In the author’s definition, what does a transitive verb depend on?
- Direct object in ḍaraba Zaydun ʿAmran?
- Role of Zaydun in qāma Zaydun?
- The one object of qaraʾa al-ṭālibu al-kitāba?
- Case of al-masjidi after ilā?
- Case of Zayd in dhahabtu bi-Zaydin?
- The causative of dhahaba in the commentary?
- What change yields farraḥa from fariḥa?
- Role of al-ḥablu in inqaṭaʿa al-ḥablu?
- Object-count groups in this chapter?
- Subject of aʿṭā Zaydun ʿAmran dirhaman?
- First object in the aʿṭā example?
- Second object in aʿṭā Zaydun ʿAmran dirhaman?
- Which object is expressed in aʿṭaytu Zaydan?
- Which object is expressed in aʿṭaytu dirhaman?
- Why may aʿṭā mention just one object?
- What structure is ʿAmrun fāḍilun?
- Role of fāḍilan after ʿalimtu?
- Role of ʿAmran in ʿalimtu ʿAmran fāḍilan?
- Relation between the two objects of propositional ʿalimtu?
- Why is ʿalimtu Zaydan incomplete as proposition-knowing?
- Object count in aʿlama al-muʿallimu Zaydan ʿAmran fāḍilan?
- Subject of the three-object classroom example?
- Role of Zaydan in the classroom example?
- Role of ʿAmran in that example?
- Role of fāḍilan in that example?
- How many three-object informing verbs does the author list?
- Which verb belongs to the seven?
- In which sense is arā listed here?
- What is object one of three-object aʿlama analogous to?
- What do the last two objects of aʿlama form?
- What is expressed in aʿlamtu Zaydan?
- What is unexpressed in aʿlamtu ʿAmran fāḍilan in this sense?
- Why is the author’s incomplete aʿlamtu sentence rejected in this intended construction?
- The author’s complete alternative?
- Who receives the news in akhbara al-mudarrisu Khālidan Bakran nājiḥan?
- Who is the subject of the reported proposition?
- Role of -hu in aʿlamtuhu Zaydan ḥāḍiran?
- Role of musriʿan in jāʾa al-ṭālibu musriʿan?
- Role of julūsan in jalasa Zaydun julūsan?
- No overt object after kataba Zaydun: what follows?
- Role of ʿAmrun in passive uʿṭiya ʿAmrun dirhaman?
- Role of dirhaman in uʿṭiya ʿAmrun dirhaman?
- Which pair has a predicative relationship?
- How many direct objects in aʿṭā al-abu al-ṭifla māʾan?
- Third object of aʿlama al-abu al-ṭifla Khālidan marīḍan?
- Best test for direct transitivity in parsing?
- In qāma Zaydun, Zayd is a subject, not an object.
- Al-sūqi after ilā is accusative direct object.
- The commentary illustrates making an intransitive verb transitive with causative hamza.
- Every augmented verb necessarily takes three objects.
- Aʿṭaytu Zaydan expresses only the first object.
- Two objects of aʿṭā and propositional ʿalima behave identically.
- Two objects of propositional ʿalimtu correspond to mubtadaʾ and khabar.
- The seven reporting verbs include aʿlama.
- Either of the last two objects of three-object aʿlama alone conveys the full proposition.
- Aʿlamtu Zaydan may be used without expressing the content when context supplies it.
- Musriʿan is accusative because it is a direct object.
- A cognate accusative julūsan does not make jalasa transitive.
- In passive uʿṭiya ʿAmrun dirhaman, the dirham may remain accusative.
- Kataba must be intransitive just because its object is unspoken.