Modality, Mood and Aspect in Spoken Arabic

Discover the intricate world of spoken Arabic with "Modality, Mood and Aspect in Spoken Arabic" by T. F. Mitchell. Published in 1995 by Kegan Paul, this insightful hardback spans 166 pages, delving into the essential grammatical categories of modality, mood, and aspect. Mitchell's work focuses on the verb phrase features in Educated Spoken Arabic, particularly from Egypt and the Levant regions.

Through carefully selected material from informal educated speech, this book provides a unique perspective on the linguistic nuances of the "middle region" of the Arab world. Perfect for linguists, students, and anyone interested in the rich tapestry of Arabic language and dialects, this book is an invaluable resource for understanding the dynamics of spoken communication in Arabic. Enhance your knowledge of phonetics, phonology, and sociolinguistics with this comprehensive guide.