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Arabic-English Contrastive Studies

 


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  • Kahtany (al-), Abdallah H. (1992). Anaphoric relations in Arabic and English spoken narratives, PhD dissertation, Michigan State University, USA.

  • Kamel, Gehan W. (1989). Argumentative writing by Arab learners of English as a foreign and second language: an empirical investigation of contrastive rhetoric,  PhD dissertation, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, USA.

  • Kankri, Ahmed (1999). The structure of acronyms in English and Arabic, M. A. dissertation, Yarmouk University, Jordan.

  • Kasimi (al-), A. (1966).  A contrastive analysis of reported speech in Arabic and English, PhD. dissertation, American University of Beirut, Lebanon.

  • Kawar, Elham (1991). Adverbials of manner in English and Arabic, M.A. dissertation, University of Jordan, Jordan.  

  • Kayali, R. (1998). The syntax of various elements with adverbial function in English and standard Arabic, PhD dissertation, University of Essex, UK.

  • Ken’aan, Siham A.  R. (1989). Word Stress in English and Arabic. Indian Journal of Applied Linguistics, 15.2: 1-22.

  • Ken‘aan, Siham A. R.  (1993). A contrastive study of sentence accent and rhythm in standard English and standard Arabic, Ph.D. dissertation, University of Baghdad, Iraq.

  • Khafaji (al-), Rasoul (1972).  Description  and contrastive  analysis of tense and time in English and Arabic, PhD. dissertation, University of Glasgow, UK.

  • Khafaji (al-), Rasoul (1975). A formal-functional approach for contrastive linguistics, English Language Teaching Journal, XXIX, 2, ……

  • Khalil, Aziz (1989). The passive voice in English and classical Arabic:  Formation, type and function, Bethlehem University Journal, 7 & 8: 7-38, University of Bethlehem, Palestine,

  • Khalil, Aziz (1996). A contrastive grammar of English and Arabic, Jerusalem, Al-Isra’ Press.

  • Khalil, Aziz (2000). Syntactic devices for marking information structure in English and Arabic, IJAES, 1.1: 133-156.

  • Khalil, Esam N. (2000) Grounding in English and Arabic news discourseAmsterdam: Benjamins.

  • Kharma, Nayef (1983a). A contrastive analysis of the use of verb forms in English and Arabic. Studies in Descriptive Linguistics 10: 103-137.

  • Kharma, Nayef (1983b).  A contrastive analysis of the use of verb forms in English and Arabic, Heidelberg, Julius Groos Verlag.

  • Kharma, Nayef (1985). Problems of writing compositions in EFL: A contrastive rhetoric approach, Abhath Al-Yarmouk (Yarmouk University, Jordan), 3:1 ???

  • Khatib (al-), Anwar (1998). Lexical, phonological and textual features of English and Arabic advertisements: a contrastive study, M.A. dissertation, University of Jordan, Jordan.

  • Khawalda (al-), Mohammad (2003). Ellipsis in English and Arabic, IJAES, 3: 183-200.

  • Khoreiby (el-), A (1967). A contrastive study of Egyptian colloquial Arabic and English negation, PhD dissertation, Brown University, USA.

  • Khuli (al-), Mohammad (1979). A contrastive transformational grammar:  Arabic and English, Leiden, E. J. Brill.

  • Khuli (al-), Mohammad (1997). Comparative linguistics: English and Arabic, Amman, Dar al-Falah.

  • Kopczynski, Andrzej and Rouag Meliani (1993a). The vowels of Arabic and English, PaSiCL, 27: 183-192.

  • Kopczynski, Andrzej and Rouag Meliani (1993b).  The vowels of Arabic and English, PaSiCL, 27: 193-203.


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