Modern Standard Arabic Grammar: A Learner's Guide

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Modern Standard Arabic Grammar: A Learner’s Guide

Modern Standard Arabic Grammar is comprehensive guide that introduces readers to the basic structure and grammar of the Arabic language. Its features include:

Comprehensive coverage of Arabic grammar and structure in current standard use (MSA), from entry level to advanced proficiency
Balanced treatment of the phonological, syntactic, and morphological rules of the Arabic language
An intuitive presentation of grammar rules and structures, in order of frequency and functional use
Straightforward explanations with minimum linguistic jargon and terminology, explaining the key issues

Packed throughout with symbols, tables, diagrams, and illustrative examples, this book is essential reading for anyone in the early years of studying the language.

Review

“A well-balanced comprehensive grammar book covering phonological, morphological and syntactic features of Arabic. Fresh material, comprehensive examples, and helpful Arabic-English comparisons that make learning Arabic grammar easy and straightforward.”
―Hanada A. Al-Masri, Cornell University”Unlike many books on Arabic grammar, Alhawary’s deals with the grammatical topics in much more useful details. The sequence of presentation of the topics is nicely designed from the more basic and frequent to the less basic and frequent, using the communicative functions. This text will be of great help as a pedagogical guide of all the basic structures and grammar of the Arabic Language needed in the first 4-5 years of learning the language, i.e. from the novice to advanced levels.”
―Adel Gamal, University of Arizona

About the Author

Mohammad T. Alhawary is Associate Professor of Arabic Linguistics and Second Language Acquisition at the University of Michigan, where he teaches courses on both Arabic language and Arabic theoretical and applied linguistics at the undergraduate and graduate levels.