Avoid treating every lām as denial-lām, every fāʾ/wāw as governing, understood an as a fifth distinct pronounced particle, lā in liʾallā as the governor, or an after certain knowledge as necessarily subjunctive.
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The Subjunctive Imperfect and Its Governors
Avoid treating every lām as denial-lām, every fāʾ/wāw as governing, understood an as a fifth distinct pronounced particle, lā in liʾallā as the governor, or an after certain knowledge as necessarily subjunctive.