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	• Practice Makes Perfect: Spanish Pronouns And Prepositions Dorothy Richmond McGraw-Hill, 1998 - 208 pages average customer review:based on 72 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

It is hands-down the best one on the market for Spanish Pronouns and Prepositions. And WHAT A VALUE!!!

What's best? The authors leave enough space to write in the book. And at this price, you will want to write all over it. I have had less luck with workbooks that ask for a paragraph, but make you enter it in your own notebook.

Also there is a good glossary at the end of the book so you can easily look up unknown words without having to lug your dictionary around.

I can't say enough good. Buy it.

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A "MUST" FOR STUDENTS, TEACHERS, AND PROFESSORS

This is the BEST book on Spanish pronouns and prepositions avalible. Teachers will find it to be a great teaching aid for any level of class they teach (whether it be a first-year Spanish class, or advanced college-level class). Beginning and advanced students will find the explanations to be very clear and concise. The exercises allow students to to check their work with accuracy. College professors will even find this book to be a reliable reference.

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The best

After struggling with Spanish for seven months in a Mexican language school, I found this book. It very clearly and effectively explains and teaches what I suspect is a ticklish aspect of most languages: prepositions and pronouns. It has helped me immensely, and it will help you, too. Gracias to Ms. Richmond, the author.

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