Castling, captures, promotion, check and checkmate symbols. The notation conventions you need to read any chess book or online lesson.
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Kingside castling (king moves two squares toward the rook) is written as a special symbol. How is it written?
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How is queenside castling written? (King moves toward the a-rook)
When a move gives check, add '+' at the end. If this bishop move attacks the king, how is it written?
Checkmate is written with '#' at the end. If the queen delivers checkmate on h7, how is it written?
When two identical pieces can reach the same square, add the starting file (column letter) to clarify. Two knights can go to d7. How do you write: the b-file knight goes to d7?
#Write queenside castling
#Write: Knight to f3, giving check
#Write: Queen to f7, delivering checkmate
#Write: the a-file rook moves to b1
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#Write kingside castling
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