Arabic Pronouns and Prepositions (Practice Makes Perfect Series) Paperback – 16 November 2012

Chouette livre pour pratiquer l'arabe, je recommande

Book is missing entire first chapter.

The book covers many topics and reinforces them with exercises. I would recommend using it in unison with a dictionary to check the diacritic marks (No fatha, damma, kasra, ect) and definitions for proper learning and pronunciation because none are provided in the book. All the answers for the exercises are provided in the back. There are no transliterations included as well which I find positive, because it usually is a waste of space and hinders actual learning. Great supplement to daunting textbooks!Besides that the prerequisites i recommend: The ability to vocalize arabic writing, writing ( just connecting letters), and a minimal vocabulary list committed to memory (100-200) words and a dictionary (physical or phone app). Found all the books in this series brand new for under $5 each and shipping cost more so definitely worth the value!

satisfactory !!

I purchased this book as part of the commonly bought together three pack of Practice Makes Perfect Arabic Vocabulary, Practice Makes Perfect Arabic Pronouns and Prepositions and Practice Makes Perfect Arabic Verb Tenses.As someone who was attempting to learn the language on his own, I found these books to be helpful with providing me with the basics of the language, not to mention providing extra words, phrases and other helpful terms. Plus, getting three 190+ page books for ~$30, it was also a great bargain.