Linguistic Criticism among Iraqi Researchers - Particles of Meaning as a Model

Abstract

Iraqi researchers have shown keen interest in correcting errors wherever they are found. Many researchers have noticed numerous common errors in the usage of particles of meaning, with writers and intellectuals alike not distinguishing in their use of these particles. Iraqi researchers have contributed to correcting many common errors in the usage of particles of meaning. Considering the importance of particles of meaning, they connect parts of speech to each other and have rules and regulations established by grammarians. Many specialized works have been written about particles of meaning and their usage, yet most writers have not paid attention to the rules governing these particles, leading to the proliferation of many errors that Iraqi researchers have corrected. This prompted me to study the critique of Iraqi researchers on common errors in the usage of particles of meaning, to examine their linguistic corrections, and to review as much as possible the works of linguistic correction and their efforts in linguistic criticism.