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Customer Reviews:Average Customer Rating: Easy Spanish Step By Step Although it is promoted as "self learning" text it is easily used as a classroom text too. Lessions are condusive to a regular class time of 100 minutes and alows time for going over all the exercizes and to also practice the pronunciation. Vocabulary is integrated nicely in the lessions so it is being learned in a natural manner. Great Value I needed the book for class. It came when I needed it to - so i am very satisfied. Cannibalized textbook At first glance, this looks like a solid tool for teaching oneself Spanish or teaching others. On closer examination, one realizes that it is a cannibalization of what must have been a more comprehensive textbook. The cannibalization was done in a haphazard way that left out things that are essential and included things that are less essential, at least for a basic knowledge of the language. For example, there is a detailed chapter on the subjunctive mood, but completely absent is the imperative. This would be like learning English in such a way as to allow you to say, "It is necessary that he be there," but to leave you clueless as to how to say "Come here." Also absent are the present perfect and past perfect tenses, as well as the future and the conditional. Surely, one should learn how to say, "I have eaten" or "I would do it if..." before one learns the subjunctive. I bought this book with the intention of using it to teach Spanish to my son. I returned it the next day. Now I can Speak Spanish I took five years of Spanish in Jr. and Sr. High School. I have acquired a number of books, tapes and cd packages over the years to help me to learn Spanish and this one is the only one that helped me to communicate in clear, essential and complete sentences. Beginners in Spanish getting their feet wet We use this book as a beginner's text in a class for senior citizens in a snowbirds' mobile home park in Texas. The price is right. We old folks could use a bit larger print sizes but most of us find the book easy to use & helpful. | | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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