Sabias Que

This brief version of the successful ¿Sabías que…? is perfectly designed for Beginning Spanish programs that are interested in an innovative task-based approach but whose curriculum necessitates a more concise text program. Accompanied by an outstanding ancillary package, Vistazos represents the practical application of the theories and research presented in Lee and VanPatten’s methods text, Making Communicative Language Teaching Happen. With this new edition the authors have worked on a group of select text activities that are available in an optional online format through Quia™...

- Ejemplos de uso en todas las entradas. - Todas las frases están ordenadas alfabéticamente en varios bloques temáticos: animales, alimentos, familia, países... - Indicaciones de uso y contexto: vulgar, humorístico, etc. - Incluye un índice alfabético general que permite a los usuarios localizar fácilmente cualquier frase. - Apéndice de siglas. - Una obra de consulta muy útil y práctica para todos los interesados en conocer en profundidad la lengua francesa.

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Perfect for beginning students of Spanish, this affordable anthology is filled with 41 delightful stories and proverbs based on works of Don Juan Manuel, Luis Taboada, Ricardo Palma, and other noted writers. Complete and faithful English translations are featured on the facing pages of the Spanish text. Exercises are also included.

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