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    The Red Pocket Book of Spanish Verbs: 333 Fully Conjugated Verbs
    The Red Pocket Book of Spanish Verbs: 333 Fully Conjugated Verbs
    The Red Pocket Book of Spanish Verbs: 333 Fully Conjugated Verbs
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    The Red Pocket Book of Spanish Verbs: 333 Fully Conjugated Verbs

    By Ronni L. Gordon and David M. Stillman

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    Based on the popular language "bibles," The Blue Pocket Book of French Verbs and The Red Pocket Book of Spanish Verbs are the most comprehensive, clearest, and easiest-to-use sources for beginning and intermediate learners. Now these books are even more convenient for school or home use thanks to their smaller trim size. But these pocket-sized guides are still mightier than all of the competition in this format.

    These portable guides offer smooth sailing through the turbulent seas of a new grammar with:

    • 333 fully conjugated verbs, listed alphabetically
    • Current idioms and expressions for each verb
    • Full facing page of usage examples for the top50 verbs
    • One-stop, at-a-glance verb-tense profiles
    • More than 2,200 verbs cross-referenced to models
    • A handy guide to deciphering irregular verb forms
    • English index to the model verbs
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMcGraw-Hill Education
    Release dateJul 22, 2003
    ISBN9780071436441
    The Red Pocket Book of Spanish Verbs: 333 Fully Conjugated Verbs

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