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The Grammar and Writing Guide, GCE (A-level) / AS and A2 Is the first guide of its kind, WRITTEN SPECIFICALLY FOR THE WRITING COMPONENT of the Arabic A-level examinations (AS and A2). Is based on the general topics laid out in Edexcel's Arabic Specification. Includes a CONCISE, YET ADEQUATE, PRESENTATION OF THE GRAMMAR TOPICS required at GCE/A-level. Includes detailed advice, with examples, on PUNCTUATION, STYLE AND HANDWRITING. Introduces PLANNING FOR THE WRITING TASKS and lists the methods normally used, including mind-maps with step-by-step instructions and examples. Contains 35 READY-WRITTEN PIECES covering the GCE/AS examination task. Uses TRANSLATION FOR DIFFICULT ENGLISH WORDS. Technical details: 166 pages; format A4 (297 x 210mm); perfect bound laminated cover ISBN 978-1-908871-18-3 Related products: The Arabic Season, GCE (A-level)/AS that covers the requirements of the latest Edexcel Advanced Subsidiary (AS) specification, written specifically for the Arabic AS course - but it can easily fit in with any Arabic language course of the same level: ISBN 978-1-908871-19-0 Important Issues, GCE (A-level)/A2 that covers the requirements of the latest Edexcel Advanced Subsidiary (A2) specification, written specifically for the Arabic A2 course - but it can easily fit in with any Arabic language course of the same level: ISBN 978-1-908871-20-6 Al-Liss wal Kilab, a detailed study of the famous novel based on the Edexcel GCE/A2 specification (literary Text 1): ISBN 978-1-908871-22-0 Qindil Umm Hashim, a detailed study of the famous novella based on the Edexcel GCE/A2 specification (literary Text 2): ISBN 978-1-908871-23-7 Kalilah wa Dimnah, an examination-based study of the famous old book based on the Edexcel GCE/A2 specification (literary Text 3): ISBN 978-1-908871-24-4

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Ghassan Mahir, B.Sc. After completing his BSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Baghdad University in 1977, he worked in the engineering field for eight years in Iraq and Kuwait, only to see his engineering profession ending prematurely as a result of health problems, and moving as a result to the UK in 1985. His writing career started in 1984 and now he has some 40 published works - including translations - in Arabic language education, alternative medicine, socio-politics and Islamic studies. He has completed several diplomas in alternative medicine and has written books on that subject, in both Arabic and English, some of which are still in print. He is the author of many Arabic language educational books for GCSE and A-level students and teachers, published by M M Books, which include topic-based books, study resources, grammar and literary criticism, and he is also a co-author of books for pre-GCSE level. His books are used by schools all over the UK, as well as in many national and international schools abroad.

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