Arabic Grammar. Summary
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Publisher: Salam
Year: 2007
Pages: 450
Author: Ishmurat Khaibullin
Format: Word
Annotation: The publication includes the most basic topics of Arabic grammar. It is designed for those who are somewhat familiar with the Arabic language and wish to continue their study. We hope that the textbook will be useful for those who have been studying Arabic for more than a year and want to deepen their knowledge.
When presenting grammar topics, we tried to avoid minor points and limited ourselves to the analysis of only those issues that provide practical benefits. We advise you to study syntax in parallel with morphology.
At the end of the textbook is given a dictionary of Arabic words (about 900 words) used in chapters I and II. In it, the required word must be searched for by the root stem. If you memorize this dictionary and the words that are found on the pages of the textbook, you will have an active vocabulary (about 1000 words) necessary for communication.
For a more complete consolidation of the material, read the stories given in Chapter III and study the explanations for them. To read them, use the dictionary of X.K. Baranov.
Year: 2007
Pages: 450
Author: Ishmurat Khaibullin
Format: Word
Annotation: The publication includes the most basic topics of Arabic grammar. It is designed for those who are somewhat familiar with the Arabic language and wish to continue their study. We hope that the textbook will be useful for those who have been studying Arabic for more than a year and want to deepen their knowledge.
When presenting grammar topics, we tried to avoid minor points and limited ourselves to the analysis of only those issues that provide practical benefits. We advise you to study syntax in parallel with morphology.
At the end of the textbook is given a dictionary of Arabic words (about 900 words) used in chapters I and II. In it, the required word must be searched for by the root stem. If you memorize this dictionary and the words that are found on the pages of the textbook, you will have an active vocabulary (about 1000 words) necessary for communication.
For a more complete consolidation of the material, read the stories given in Chapter III and study the explanations for them. To read them, use the dictionary of X.K. Baranov.