Verbs of the Heart: Two Objects, Cancellation and Suspension
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- How many cognition verbs does this chapter enumerate?
- Which listed verb means “supposed”?
- Which is object 1 in ʿalimtu Zaydan ʿāliman?
- What is object 2 in the same sentence?
- In Zaydun ʿālimun, what is ʿālimun?
- What is qaṣīran in ḥasib-tu al-ṭarīqa qaṣīran?
- Khiltu is the first-person past form of which verb?
- Sense of raʾaytu in “I considered justice beneficial”?
- What relation do the two objects of aʿṭaytu have?
- What is the underlying nominal sentence?
- Why is ʿalimtu Zaydan alone incomplete in the two-object cognition sense?
- How many objects when ʿalimtu means “recognized Zayd”?
- Which process is in Zaydun ẓanantu qāʾimun?
- What is Zaydun in the cancellation example?
- Where is the cognitive verb placed?
- Why are Zaydan and qāʾiman accusative in the medial example?
- Why are both objects accusative with verb first?
- Positions that permit cancellation here?
- What case do mubtadaʾ and khabar retain in cancellation?
- Trigger in ʿalimtu a-Zaydun ʿindaka am ʿAmrun?
- What is mā in this source example?
- What type of lām appears in this example?
- What remains with taʿlīq?
- What happens inside an embedded suspended clause?
- Nominative constituents with the full clause filling objects’ position?
- What is the case of Zayd inside the negative clause?
- Who does the -nī refer to?
- What is the second object?
- What is the role of -ka here?
- How many objects in raʾaytu al-qamara?
- Sense of wajadtu in wajadtu al-kitāba?
- What sense of wajadtu is this?
- What does zaʿama signal in this context?
- Which sentence uses physical perception with one object?
- Which medial verb construction retains government?
- Which one shows suspension?
- What is nājiḥun in the canceled construction?
- What syntactic position does the interrogative clause fill?
- What was nājiḥan before ẓanna entered?
- How does fī al-dār function in the embedded clause?
- Best way to identify cognitive two-object use?
- ʿAlimtu, ẓanantu, and ḥasibtu belong to the chapter list.
- The two accusative objects began as a subject-predicate pair.
- Aʿṭaytu Zaydan kitāban contains two objects derived from mubtadaʾ and khabar.
- Bare mention of only one object is normally enough in the two-object cognition sense.
- Ẓanantu is canceled in Zaydun ẓanantu qāʾimun.
- Ilghāʾ applies only when the verb comes first.
- Medial ẓanantu can still govern two accusative objects.
- Suspension and cancellation have identical grammatical effect.
- Negative mā triggers suspension in the cited construction.
- With initial lām, the clause occupies the syntactic slot of the two objects.
- The subject and first-object pronouns co-refer in ʿalimtunī munṭaliqan.
- Ḍarabtunī is the standard reflexive form for a physical-action verb.
- Raʾaytu al-qamara is one-object physical sight.
- ʿAlimtu Zaydan is incorrect in every context.
- Two accusative nouns alone prove the verb belongs to this class.
- Zaʿama does not itself guarantee the truth of a claim.