THE MODIFIERIN THE HEBREW SHORT STORY "WHAT IS A SOUL?" FOR THE ISRAELI WRITER YITZHAK LEVUSHPERETZ

In the end; This study concluded that the most important types of Grammatical modifier in Hebrew language that came in the nominal sentences in the short story "What is the soul?" of The Israeli writer Isaac LeibPeretz. Where the Grammatical modifier in the story varied between the adjective modifier (participle), the additional modifier, the substitutionary modifier, and the adverbial modifier, which in turn also branched into adverbs of place, adverbs of time, adverbs of condition, adverbs of cause, and adverbs of purpose. Where we can deduce from this diversity in Peretz's use of subordinates in the story is the extent of diversity in the use of subordinates in the period of the revival of the Hebrew language, which is the period in which Peretz produced his literary output.