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Farghal, Mohammed. 2018. Present perfect or simple past? The function of qad in English-into-Arabic translation. Babel 64 (5/6) : 710–733.
Farghal, Mohammed. 2006. Compliment Behaviour in Bilingual Kuwaiti College Students. International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism 9 (1) : 94–118.
Farghal, Mohammed. 2005. The tag and everything revisited: The case of u-kulši in Arabic. Multilingua 24 (4) : 399–412.
Farghal, Mohammed. 2002. Situational and discoursal social honorifics in Jordan: An empirical study. International Journal of the Sociology of Language (158) : 163–181.
Farghal, Mohammed. 2001. Jordanian college students' responses to compliments: A pilot study. Journal of Pragmatics 33 (9) : 1485–1502.
Farghal, Mohammed. 1997. Pragmareligious failure in translating Arabic politeness formulas into English: Evidence from Mahfouz's Awlad Haritna. Multilingua 16 (1) : 77–99.
Farghal, Mohammed. 1996. Review of $Arabic sociolinguistics: Issues and perspectives. Anthropological Linguistics 38 (1) : 171–174.
Farghal, Mohammed. 1995. Euphemism in Arabic: A Gricean interpretation. Anthropological Linguistics 37 (3) : 366–378.
Farghal, Mohammed. 1995. The pragmaticsof ´insallah in Jordanian Arabic. Multilingua 14 (3) : 153–270.
Farghal, Mohammed. 1994. Kin terms and titles of address as relational social honorifics in Jordanian Arabic. Anthropological Linguistics 36 (2) : 240–253.
Farghal, Mohammed. 1993. Review of $Review of B. Johnstone (1991: Repetition in Arabic discourse´). Journal of Pragmatics 20 (4) : 379–385.
Farghal, Mohammed. 1993. Review of S.M.Suleiman (1985: `Jordanian Arabic between diglossia and bilingualism: Linguistic analysis'). Journal of Pragmatics 19 (4) : 383–388.
Farghal, Mohammed. 1992. Colloquial Jordanian Arabic tautologies. Journal of Pragmatics 17 (3) : 223–240.
Farghal, Mohammed. 1992. Gulf War jokes: Cohesion and coherence. Text 12 (3) : 447–468.
Farghal, Mohammed. 1991. The activation of schemata in relation to background knowledge and markedness. Text 11 (2) : 201–221.