Saeed Yousef, Hayedeh Torabi

Intermediate Persian (eBook, ePUB)

A Grammar and Workbook

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Intermediate Persian: A Grammar and Workbook comprises accessible grammar exercises in a single volume. Each of the fourteen units deals with a particular grammatical point, and provides associated exercises to help learners reinforce and consolidate their knowledge.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 312
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. August 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780429559662
• Artikelnr.: 62209784

Autorenporträt

Saeed Yousef was a senior lecturer of Persian at the University of Chicago, USA, until 2020. He is also a poet and has published books of literary criticism and translations.

Hayedeh Torabi was a lecturer of Persian at the University of Chicago, USA. She is a published writer, essayist and translator.

Inhaltsangabe

Contents Authors' preface to second edition Introduction Unit 0: A quick review of Basic Persian Unit 1: Indirect speech Unit 2: 'Self': emphatic, reflexive and possessive usages of khod Objective pronouns Unit 3: Definite and indefinite, singular and plural: review and expansion Vocative case Unit 4: Persian equivalents of English modal verbs More on subjunctive Unit 5: More on conditionals If, unless; otherwise, as if Unit 6: Causative form Optative mood Past participle as verb Deleting a similar verb Regulars on the march Unit 7: Impersonal forms Unit 8: Position of verbs in the sentence Verbs of state Putting on and taking off clothes To want, to be able to, to know Unit 9: More on compound verbs Ways to avoid passive Unit 10: Nouns, adjectives from verbs Some prefixes and suffixes Unit 11: Exclamative form More on adjectives/adverbs, comparison of adjectives, ez
fe Unit 12: Correlative conjunctions More on subordinate clauses A review of t
Unit 13: How to use digar, hanuz, ham, faghat/tanh
Unit 14: Remember/forget, arrange, change, difference, meaning/'to mean' Appendix I: Language of politeness and courtesy Appendix II: Colloquial Persian/ Tehr
ni Appendix III: Literary, poetical, archaic Appendix IV: Good, bad and ugly Persian Common mistakes Key to Exercises. Glossary (includes all Persian simple verbs). Index

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Contents

Authors' preface to second edition

Introduction

Unit 0:

A quick review of Basic Persian

Unit 1:

Indirect speech

Unit 2:

'Self': emphatic, reflexive and possessive

usages of khod

Objective pronouns

Unit 3:

Definite and indefinite, singular and plural:

review and expansion

Vocative case

Unit 4:

Persian equivalents of English modal verbs

More on subjunctive

Unit 5:

More on conditionals



If, unless; otherwise, as if

Unit 6:

Causative form

Optative mood

Past participle as verb

Deleting a similar verb

Regulars on the march

Unit 7:

Impersonal forms

Unit 8:

Position of verbs in the sentence

Verbs of state

Putting on and taking off clothes

To want, to be able to, to know

Unit 9:

More on compound verbs

Ways to avoid passive

Unit 10:

Nouns, adjectives from verbs

Some prefixes and suffixes

Unit 11:

Exclamative form

More on adjectives/adverbs,

comparison of adjectives,



ezafe



Unit 12:

Correlative conjunctions

More on subordinate clauses

A review of ta

Unit 13:

How to use digar, hanuz, ham,



faghat/tanha



Unit 14:

Remember/forget, arrange, change,

difference, meaning/'to mean'

Appendix I:

Language of politeness and courtesy

Appendix II:

Colloquial Persian/ Tehrani

Appendix III:

Literary, poetical, archaic

Appendix IV:

Good, bad and ugly Persian

Common mistakes

Key to Exercises.

Glossary

(includes all Persian simple verbs).

Index

Rezensionen

"As with English, there's a lot more to Persian than meets the eye, or ear. It needs an all-round practitioner to teach the subtleties of this apparently easy but eloquently idiomatic and multidimensional tongue. Saeed Yousef fits the bill: an experienced teacher, a connoisseur of his own and several other languages, and a poet. His book is an essential vade mecum for all who have decided to make Persian their own."

John Perry, Professor of Persian (Emeritus), The University of Chicago, USA