القرائن المصاحبة للكلام و أثرها في تنوع التراكيب النحوية

Abstract EN

Evidence plays a prominent role in guiding the speaker's choices when building grammatical structure.

Based on his feelings, emotions and trends; Because the two kinds of clues: verbal clues, and moral clues are the central unit, and the focus of guidance for the system of structures through which the speaker moves to remove confusion from the addressee's mind.

The study sought to show the speaker's personality traits, and their relationship to these clues in the speaker's choices; Because the linguistic system was created to benefit because it is the main reason for producing semantics, as its role is based on mutual emotional referrals between: an internal reality and an external reality.

The study aimed to prove the completion of the elements of the synthesis by omission and mention in light of the speaker's choices; Because the composition will be empty of any semantic charge if it is formally stacked; The composition derives its semantic richness from the speaker's law of intent; To be positive and influential.

From here, the research is divided into an introduction to talk about the role of the speaker in heritage, and in the modern linguistic lesson.

In the first topic: the personality traits of the speaker and the construction of grammatical structure.

In the second topic: verbal clues and the role of the speaker in building grammatical structure.

In the third topic: moral clues and the role of the speaker in building grammatical structure.