Spanish Verbs Skill Builder Manual

By Marcel Danesi and Living Language

Book Overview

Fun and educational activity kit that introduces basic foreign language words and phrases. 16 songs, games and activities for kids and grown ps to learn together in their free time. Includes 60 minute bilingual cassette, activity book and 40 colour play and learn stickers. Ages 4-8 and family

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0609804332
• ISBN13: 9780609804339
• Release Date: July 1999
• Publisher: Living Language
• Length: 344 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.1" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

A Great Way to Learn Spanish Verbs

I've used Living Language Skill Builder Verbs for years. It was an excellent guide whan I first started the study of Spanish Verbs a few years ago. It remains an excellent review even today. And my son is also using this in his home study school Spanish class. The accompanying tapes helped me to learn how to conjugate verbs and how to use them in speech. I've used these tapes many times while on commute to and from work. This course is especially useful if you have a good background such as one gets from using the other Living Language and/or Pimsleur Spanish Language courses. This course is not for the beginning language student. It requires a good background in Spanish language learning in order to set the stage for this course on verbs. However; one can easily understand this course with as little as one year of high school Spanish or use of the Pimsleur I and/or Living Language All Audio Spanish. The books and tapes that this course uses are all valuable sources to obtain a solid foothold to continue ones language studies. The exercises on the tapes allow time to respond before the native Spanish speaker gives the answer. My only complaint is that this pause is a little too short in my opinion.The books and tapes are well organized and help you to increase your knowledge in a step-wise logical manner. After doing this course it becomes easier to extrapolate out to other "er", "ir", and "ar" verbs in order to conjugate and use them. I can highly recommend this for any serious language student.