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Which Spanish Book to Buy?

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  • 03-07-2008 2:13pm
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    shabaz
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    Can anyone advise me on what spanish book to buy to help me with learning spanish....I have a beginners course and an intermediate course and want to help me improve with this from a book.

    Regards,

    Shabaz


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    adrian522
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    shabaz wrote: »
    Can anyone advise me on what spanish book to buy to help me with learning spanish....I have a beginners course and an intermediate course and want to help me improve with this from a book.

    Regards,

    Shabaz

    There's a good Spanish Grammar book available in Modern Languages on Westland row. To be used in conjunction with the courses you are doing but a very good outline of the main points of the language:

    http://www.amazon.com/Schaums-Outline-Spanish-Grammar-4th/dp/0070580472/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1224064268&sr=8-15


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    dundealgan
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    I'm assuming you already have a good grasp of basic vocabulary, if u have completed up to improvers level.

    I started Spanish at university and the book we used was called Gente. It will reinforce what you have already covered and build on it. I recently completed an improvers Italian course and we didnt use a text book, so I am anxious to find an Italian equivalent to Gente.

    Its possible that you can get it in International Books or Modern Languages in Dublin city centre.

    Hope this helps!


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