Clause Structure and Word Order in Hebrew and Arabic: An Essay in Comparative Semitic Syntax Book

For a 'school' book this i pretty well written. The examples given are often quite useful for remembering certain terms and usages. Millar is also pretty hilarious at times, I think its the first school book that's ever made me laugh. At times though it could get very dense and boring, especially after Millar had given the one hundredth example of a certain phenomenon. It would possibly be a book I would pick up and read in my free time though, just because it is interesting, mostly, and it doesn't read like a boring textbook. The foreign examples did get to be a little overwhelming at times though, as there are a lot of them, and I'm not really familiar or with most of the languages. But if you skip over the bits that get boring it is actually a very interesting read.