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Arabian dialects have concentrated much more on phonology and morphology, although syntactic data could be extracted from texts, and it is useful to have to hand such a varied set of interrogative forms as given in 1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.2.3. This is the sort of book which every Arabist/linguist would wish to have on his shelves. It is a useful reference book for anyone interested in Arabic syntax and good handbook for anyone wishing to familiarize himself with the Gulf koine dialect, being a great improvement in terms of accuracy, methodology and reliability of data on handbooks previously available.