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Turkish Grammar for Arabs
Yabancı dil olarak Türkçeyi öğrenen Araplar için temel bir başvuru eseri niteliğinde olup Türkçenin dilbilgisini ayrıntılı bir şekilde incelemiştir. Konular, sistematik bir düzen içinde sunulmuş, çok sayıda örnekle desteklenmiştir. Örnek cümlelerin özenle seçilmiş olduğu hemen göze çarpmakta ve gramer öğretimi çerçevesinde Türkçe gramer konularının sunulduğu dikkati çekmektedir. Her gramer konusunun sonunda, o konunun can alıcı noktalarına yer veren bir de özetŕ
eklenmiştir.
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