The objectives of this research are to introduce Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) schol... more The objectives of this research are to introduce Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) scholars and their activities to the Arabic readers, provide the Arabic readers with many issues of CALL, introduce CALL journalsto our teachers as well as to our students in IIUM and the Arabic readers, provide our teachers as well as our students in IIUM with CALL organizations, provide our teachers as well as our students in IIUM with latest CALL information and books, introduce CALL conferences information to our teachers as well as to our studentsin IIUM and the Arabic readers. The researchers designed questionnaire with eleven items about CALL issuese.g. (the future of CALL, CALL status at present, methodology of CALL, CALL and research, the theoretical framework of CALL, the development of CALL materials, the opportunities for training CALL teachers and theCALL in the third world as well as the CALL scholars’ comments and suggestions). The researchers sent thisquestionnaire to CALL sch...
This paper tries to contrast the Syntactic structures between Arabic and Malay. The paper starts ... more This paper tries to contrast the Syntactic structures between Arabic and Malay. The paper starts with an introduction about contrastive study, then descriptive study of some aspects related to syntax of Malay and Arabic, such as word-order, noun phrase, passive voice, object, and sentence, then followed by syntax of Arabic. Arabic structures were studied, the subject of nominal sentence and verbal sentence are described as well as Malay. The study contrasts between both languages by comparing the subject in syntax, and found out some similarities in nominal sentences, conditional sentence and specified the differences in subject NP which immediately dominated by the node S as the subject.
This paper is tries to contrast the Syntactic structures between Arabic and Malay. The paper sta... more This paper is tries to contrast the Syntactic structures between Arabic and Malay. The paper starts with introduction about contrastive study, then descriptive study for some aspects related to syntax of Malay and Arabic, as word-order, noun phrase, passive voice, object, and sentence, then followed by syntax of Arabic as well. Arabic structures were studied, the subject of nominal sentence and verbal sentence are described as well as Malay. The study contrasts between both languages by comparing the subject in syntax, and found out some similarities in nominal sentences, conditional sentence and specified the differences in subject NP immediately dominated by the node S is the subject. Keywords Arabic syntax - Malay syntax – contrastive study- similarities differences – difficulties
Page 1. act as if I were talking to Japanese. I consider the cognitive map for the two groups to ... more Page 1. act as if I were talking to Japanese. I consider the cognitive map for the two groups to be the same. However, I do not wish to press any psychological point too far. The "cognitive map" approach is currently faddish, and ...
A multi-disciplinary team has used remote sensing, traditional geoarchaeological survey and field... more A multi-disciplinary team has used remote sensing, traditional geoarchaeological survey and field scanning methods to investigate human-environment interactions throughout the past 10,000 years. The team has recorded major climate and landscape changes, which influenced largely the extent, pace, and nature of ecosystem development in the Fayum during the Holocene. Fekri Hassan and Geoff Tassie report on the first three years of research (2003-2005). In the northern part of the Fayum Depression lies Lake Qarun, fed by a branch of the River Nile -the Bahr Yussef. Since the precursor of the Bahr Yussef broke through the ancient Hawara Channel during the mid-Pleistocene, the level of the lake has been governed by the amount of water entering from the Nile. During the last 40,000 years the lake level has varied between 25m above sea level to its present 42m below sea level. Human occupa-tion of the Fayum is recorded from the Palaeolithic to the present, and seems to have been intimately ...
Introduction and Background The Fayoum Oasis is famed for its orchards and monuments. It is also ... more Introduction and Background The Fayoum Oasis is famed for its orchards and monuments. It is also the site of one of the oldest state hydraulic projects and water management in the world. The subject of legends since Herodotus wrote his
82 Conference reviews them. It became clear towards the end of die conference that political mano... more 82 Conference reviews them. It became clear towards the end of die conference that political manoeuvres were underway to undermine any attempt to raise the Ayodhya issue during the plenary session. In die end, die plenary session was allowed to deteriorate to die brink of ...
Page 1. act as if I were talking to Japanese. I consider the cognitive map for the two groups to ... more Page 1. act as if I were talking to Japanese. I consider the cognitive map for the two groups to be the same. However, I do not wish to press any psychological point too far. The "cognitive map" approach is currently faddish, and ...
Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research, 1982
Abstract: This work is intended to be a definitive study of the period that witnessed the introdu... more Abstract: This work is intended to be a definitive study of the period that witnessed the introduction and formative development of later historic ancient Egyptian society: effective farming and herding, metallurgy, pottery making, shaping of hard stones by grinding, ...
... Egypt: the emergence of state society, In Vogel, JO (ed.), Encyclopedia of Precolonial Africa... more ... Egypt: the emergence of state society, In Vogel, JO (ed.), Encyclopedia of Precolonial Africa, Altmira, Walnut Creek and ... Nile floods and political disorder in early Egypt. ... Kukla, G., and Weiss, H. (eds.), Third Millennium BC Climate Change and Old World Collapse, NATO AS1 ...
The objectives of this research are to introduce Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) schol... more The objectives of this research are to introduce Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) scholars and their activities to the Arabic readers, provide the Arabic readers with many issues of CALL, introduce CALL journalsto our teachers as well as to our students in IIUM and the Arabic readers, provide our teachers as well as our students in IIUM with CALL organizations, provide our teachers as well as our students in IIUM with latest CALL information and books, introduce CALL conferences information to our teachers as well as to our studentsin IIUM and the Arabic readers. The researchers designed questionnaire with eleven items about CALL issuese.g. (the future of CALL, CALL status at present, methodology of CALL, CALL and research, the theoretical framework of CALL, the development of CALL materials, the opportunities for training CALL teachers and theCALL in the third world as well as the CALL scholars’ comments and suggestions). The researchers sent thisquestionnaire to CALL sch...
This paper tries to contrast the Syntactic structures between Arabic and Malay. The paper starts ... more This paper tries to contrast the Syntactic structures between Arabic and Malay. The paper starts with an introduction about contrastive study, then descriptive study of some aspects related to syntax of Malay and Arabic, such as word-order, noun phrase, passive voice, object, and sentence, then followed by syntax of Arabic. Arabic structures were studied, the subject of nominal sentence and verbal sentence are described as well as Malay. The study contrasts between both languages by comparing the subject in syntax, and found out some similarities in nominal sentences, conditional sentence and specified the differences in subject NP which immediately dominated by the node S as the subject.
This paper is tries to contrast the Syntactic structures between Arabic and Malay. The paper sta... more This paper is tries to contrast the Syntactic structures between Arabic and Malay. The paper starts with introduction about contrastive study, then descriptive study for some aspects related to syntax of Malay and Arabic, as word-order, noun phrase, passive voice, object, and sentence, then followed by syntax of Arabic as well. Arabic structures were studied, the subject of nominal sentence and verbal sentence are described as well as Malay. The study contrasts between both languages by comparing the subject in syntax, and found out some similarities in nominal sentences, conditional sentence and specified the differences in subject NP immediately dominated by the node S is the subject. Keywords Arabic syntax - Malay syntax – contrastive study- similarities differences – difficulties
Page 1. act as if I were talking to Japanese. I consider the cognitive map for the two groups to ... more Page 1. act as if I were talking to Japanese. I consider the cognitive map for the two groups to be the same. However, I do not wish to press any psychological point too far. The "cognitive map" approach is currently faddish, and ...
A multi-disciplinary team has used remote sensing, traditional geoarchaeological survey and field... more A multi-disciplinary team has used remote sensing, traditional geoarchaeological survey and field scanning methods to investigate human-environment interactions throughout the past 10,000 years. The team has recorded major climate and landscape changes, which influenced largely the extent, pace, and nature of ecosystem development in the Fayum during the Holocene. Fekri Hassan and Geoff Tassie report on the first three years of research (2003-2005). In the northern part of the Fayum Depression lies Lake Qarun, fed by a branch of the River Nile -the Bahr Yussef. Since the precursor of the Bahr Yussef broke through the ancient Hawara Channel during the mid-Pleistocene, the level of the lake has been governed by the amount of water entering from the Nile. During the last 40,000 years the lake level has varied between 25m above sea level to its present 42m below sea level. Human occupa-tion of the Fayum is recorded from the Palaeolithic to the present, and seems to have been intimately ...
Introduction and Background The Fayoum Oasis is famed for its orchards and monuments. It is also ... more Introduction and Background The Fayoum Oasis is famed for its orchards and monuments. It is also the site of one of the oldest state hydraulic projects and water management in the world. The subject of legends since Herodotus wrote his
82 Conference reviews them. It became clear towards the end of die conference that political mano... more 82 Conference reviews them. It became clear towards the end of die conference that political manoeuvres were underway to undermine any attempt to raise the Ayodhya issue during the plenary session. In die end, die plenary session was allowed to deteriorate to die brink of ...
Page 1. act as if I were talking to Japanese. I consider the cognitive map for the two groups to ... more Page 1. act as if I were talking to Japanese. I consider the cognitive map for the two groups to be the same. However, I do not wish to press any psychological point too far. The "cognitive map" approach is currently faddish, and ...
Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research, 1982
Abstract: This work is intended to be a definitive study of the period that witnessed the introdu... more Abstract: This work is intended to be a definitive study of the period that witnessed the introduction and formative development of later historic ancient Egyptian society: effective farming and herding, metallurgy, pottery making, shaping of hard stones by grinding, ...
... Egypt: the emergence of state society, In Vogel, JO (ed.), Encyclopedia of Precolonial Africa... more ... Egypt: the emergence of state society, In Vogel, JO (ed.), Encyclopedia of Precolonial Africa, Altmira, Walnut Creek and ... Nile floods and political disorder in early Egypt. ... Kukla, G., and Weiss, H. (eds.), Third Millennium BC Climate Change and Old World Collapse, NATO AS1 ...
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Keywords Arabic syntax - Malay syntax – contrastive study- similarities differences – difficulties
Keywords Arabic syntax - Malay syntax – contrastive study- similarities differences – difficulties