Foxton Books Turkish Grammar in Practice - A self-study reference &

I love that each grammatical rule is explained over only 2 pages, simply and precisely. I wish there was an exercise book with it but it's fine. I can find those on the Internet. Amongst the best grammar books I've bought, and not decided to chuck away. Recommend it for any Turkish beginner. My only criticism is that it doesn't include all the grammar, and hence my 4 star rating.

The app Duolingo was my choice to learn Turkish, and it gets you somewhere. Yes. But it lacks the systematic approach, and "Turkish Grammar in Practice" is a wonderful book to fill that gap. So, if you have gotten your feet wet and are beginning to grasp basic concepts of Turkish, but want a more systematic approach to a lot of grammatical topics, look no further. Examples are successively given in around 120 "units," are clearly color-coded, have little cute pictures as illustrations, and help to understand the general rules. In and by itself you will most likely NOT learn Turkish from this book, but: it is an incredible resource to get to the bottom of grammatical rules. I love it, and recommend it to anybody who is serious about learning Turkish.(I wish there was a second edition coming up, with more advanced topics. Oh, well, first I have to get there.)

A metodologia utilizada não me parece adequada para iniciantes que não possuem vocabulário mínimo na língua. E a gramática é apresentada sem levar isso em consideração.

Muy práctico para quienes estan aprendiendo la lengua turca. El inconveniente es que esta en inglés.

So pleased I purchased this book. A great layout, very clear explanations and practice exercises to verify understanding of each unit. Thank you