Chess Studio vs Arabic Grammar for Beginners 2

Ever wanted to read your favourite chess books and be able to instantly play over the moves on screen? The revolutionary new Chess Studio, from renowned chess publishers Gambit, enables you to do that, and more. After downloading the free app, purchase your choice of classic chess e-books from the Gambit library and begin. • text laid out in usual clear Gambit style • play over moves and variations on screen • accompanying text scrolls automatically • tap any chess move and the position appears on the board • easily navigate through complex variations • search function for words, phrases, player names • move swiftly between games and chapters • choice of layout options - including flip board • free sample text available to try out the app Chess Studio represents an enjoyable and portable new way of reading chess books, designed by chess players for chess players. Overseeing every aspect of the app design was Grandmaster John Nunn, one of the best-respected figures in the chess world and three-times World Chess Solving Champion.

Arabic Grammar for Beginners (Second Edition) is a classical Arabic grammar for readers who want to understand the Qur’an in its own language. The whole book is included, with no ads, no sign-up and no internet needed. NEW IN THIS UPDATED EDITION • A short test after every topic, with the answers at the back of the book • Carefully corrected throughout: over 1,000 fixes to the Arabic, the transliteration and the explanations • A new introduction, and Arabic phrases now display in the correct reading order WHAT IS INSIDE • 14 chapters of word morphology (‘ilm-us-sarf) and the basics of syntax: nouns, compounds and sentences, numbers, the past and imperfect tenses, the passive, particles, kaana and laisa, irregular verbs, the augmented Forms II–X, the derivatives and verbal idioms • Thousands of examples and over 90 tables to memorize from: cover the answer column and test yourself • Every Arabic word fully vowelled and transliterated READER • Contents, search in Arabic or English (vowel marks optional), adjustable text size, bookmarks, and it remembers your page WHO IT IS FOR This book does not teach Arabic from zero. It assumes you can read Arabic script at a basic level (a teacher is best for learning to read and pronounce). Chapters 1 and 2 revise the alphabet, the vowels and the joining of letters. Also by the author: Nahw Meer: An English Guide to Arabic Sentences, and Darsi Tafseer English Condensed.