De cabo a rabo - Gramática: The Most Comprehensive Guide to Learning Spanish Ever Written (en Inglés)
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GRAMÁTICA - book 1 of 3 in the "De cabo a rabo - Spanish" seriesBroken down into 30 manageable units, Gramática explains, in detail, everything there is to know about Spanish grammar. Whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced student, this is the only guide you'll ever need to push you to the next level. Gramática answers questions you never knew you had and delves into subtleties other books don't dare to wade into. If you want to attain the elusive superior level, you need De cabo a rabo: Gramática.For experienced students looking to brush up on their Spanish grammar, Gramática stands alone. For those looking for a well-rounded Spanish learning experience, pick up Vocabulario and Actividades as well.Don't miss VOCABULARIO - book 2 of 3 in the "De cabo a rabo - Spanish" seriesBroken down into 30 themed units, Vocabulario complements Gramática unit by unit, giving you context to learn the grammar and expand your vocabulary. If you master Vocabulario, you'll not only be able to effectively contribute to conversations on just about every daily topic you come across with native speakers, you'll also impress the heck out of them.Don't miss ACTIVIDADES - book 3 of 3 in the "De cabo a rabo - Spanish" seriesBroken down into 30 workable units, Actividades goes hand-in-hand with Gramática and Vocabulario, providing fun and challenging practice every step of the way. For answer keys and bonus activities, like crossword puzzles and vocabulary quizzes, go to David Faulkner Books dot com.If you teach Spanish and are looking for a curriculum to use with your students or a no-fluff guide to help you polish your own skills, look no further. You no longer have to purchase book after book trying to piecemeal a complete curriculum. This is it, A to Z, beginning to end, start to finish, or as the saying goes in Spanish: de cabo a rabo.
